GypsGal1718
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Anyone know what these white dandruff bits are on her legs? There is a bit of hair loss too
Skin flakes on legs?
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Wizpopagain
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Looks like Mallenders/ Sallenders ( over production of skin cells) which is common on cobs. Use an emollient cream on it. Farriers M&S cream is very good.
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Did you not ask this before?
It looks like scurff to me, did you wash with hibiscrub?
Clean them thoroughly. See what you have then.
Could be a form of mud rash, but yes you get that all year round.
I recall people saying bot fly eggs.
It looks like scurff to me, did you wash with hibiscrub?
Clean them thoroughly. See what you have then.
Could be a form of mud rash, but yes you get that all year round.
I recall people saying bot fly eggs.
Domirati
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My TB gets it, think he is sensitive to buttercups as it is only this time of the year. I have put fly wraps on his legs.
Sussexbythesea
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I’ve had this on both my warmbloods a sort of greasy hair mostly on the the hind legs and when you rub it the hair comes off in greasy clumps. I notice it most after winter before I’ve been able to give them a good bath. I’ve used anti-dandruff shampoo and even tried baby cradle cap shampoo and a determined scrub. It’s quite hard to get rid of but harmless I think. It’s only when I’m doing showing that I particularly bother with it.
fredflop
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Bot fly eggs are yellow.
Possibly Pastern dermatitis. I’ve tried several shampoos on my horse. Best results from the red medical xl shampoo in savers/home bargains. Only other thing that’s shifted it was hydra Midas horse shampoo.
Possibly Pastern dermatitis. I’ve tried several shampoos on my horse. Best results from the red medical xl shampoo in savers/home bargains. Only other thing that’s shifted it was hydra Midas horse shampoo.