Zarasyl Equine Cream

[expanding_horizon]

Anyone tried this / heard anything about this? Any good? Sounds potentially useful? Do we think this is a big upgrade on Demagel / Filtabac creams? Worth the investment?

Zarasyl Equine Cream

Revolutionary technology for animal skincare. Powered by an exclusive patented technology composed of amorphous silica, inspired by a decade of research and innovation. Proprietry formulation that maintains a moist environment, wounds heal 30-50% faster. Provides a barrier to protect wounds and...

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Blurb - " Zarasyl Equine Cream - Revolutionary technology for animal skincare. Powered by an exclusive patented technology composed of amorphous silica, inspired by a decade of research and innovation. Proprietry formulation that maintains a moist environment, wounds heal 30-50% faster. Provides a barrier to protect wounds and surrounding tissue. Semi-occlusive allowing oxygenation - vital for healing. Competition safe and non-toxic. Indicated for open wounds, pastern dermatitis, mud rash/fever, atopic dermatitis, granuloma and irritated itchy skin."

 

[humblepie]

I used it on vet advice on Sarcoid rounds after laser treatment once they’d started healing to help the skin and tissue and protect the open areas Healed brilliantly. Vet did say could use sudocream but obviously as for horse took the more expensive option