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Old 05-08-2011, 07:32 PM
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Re: Dermacton (cream) ingredient list

Do you reckon it would work on really bad mud fever (on the horse, obviously, not the dogs!)
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Re: Dermacton (cream) ingredient list

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Do you reckon it would work on really bad mud fever (on the horse, obviously, not the dogs!)
Dont know if you saw the link they do horse products too thats how they started I think, in horse products first. If the horse products work as well as the reports on the dogs seem to then I would say you hae a good chance
Aromesse Natural Animal Healthcare Products for Dogs, Cats and Horses in case you missed it.

Dont know if you know about camrosa ointment? Thats was another product originally for horses now used on dogs.
Camrosa - Home if you want to check that out.
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Re: Dermacton (cream) ingredient list

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Do you reckon it would work on really bad mud fever (on the horse, obviously, not the dogs!)
I've not idea tbh, but we've always used zinc based creams/lotions on mud fever. That's not anything special is it so I reckon it could be worth a shot, money back guarantee I think goes on all their products if no good?
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