Red-Kote Dauber (4 oz.) - Non-Drying, Soothing and Softening Skin Treatment

Use this product per my farrier instruction on the coronary band of my horse. She has four white socks so it made him look extra fancy. The intended use was to help thicken post growth. I believe it did work to increase the strength and flexibility. It is a messy product and I would recommend having gloves. I received it in the mail intact without any leaking or problems.

My very practical, very knowledgeable equine vet has long recommended this product for equine cuts and abrasions. Although it's a bit messy and definitely will stain anything you get it on, it has worked wonders for some nasty abrasions and other small wounds on our horses over the years. Just keep the tissue liberally coated with red oil and it will deter infection and keep skin moist while healing. I used it on a large abrasion on my mare's stifle, caused by a fall when lunging, and the skin healed well with all the hair coming back in black. It's inexpensive and gets great results.

Has an incredibly strong odor and stains cotton. It is very oily, so washing the dauber as recommended after each use is a big mess. A vet prescribed this to eliminate big lumps of granulation tissue on our dog's cuticles after extremely severe toenail infections. The results were less than remarkable and usage was more trouble than expected. It probably works well on larger wounds on larger animals, but did not work well for our dog's issue. We ended up with another vet using a laser to remove the granulation tissue with excellent, immediate results.

Restriction from use on feliñes not shown on buy site. Wasted my money & hope to get my suffering ani

the dobber (cotton ball attached to the rod on the cap) - is very big and messy. It was a waste of money.