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Pro Feet Farrier Dressing
€30.98
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To maintain healthy helmets, stimulating growth and strengthening the structure. Farrier Dressing is a regenerative ointment that gives elasticity and flexibility to the wall and to the helmet plant and favors its growth. Recommended for problematic helmets. This ointment is a nutritious mix rich in fatty acids such as steric, oleic and others, which allows a profound penetration of the product to avoid dryness and cracking the helmet, protecting it from outside inward. In addition, it protects from problems caused by moisture and helps create a natural barrier by preventing unwanted bacteria from entering the helmet wall.
Instruction
Formulated for all helmets. Recommended for horses with fragile and problematic helmets.
Dose / Application / Administration
· Owners: Apply daily in the helmet and in the rack to maintain healthy helmets throughout the year.
· Horagians: Apply after Herra.
Only for external use. Do not apply the product on irritated skin. Save in a cool and dry place.
Composition
Limonene
Nourish and protect helmets daily throughout the year so that the farmer can do his job.
Quick penetration.
Protects against the problems caused by moisture.
It encourages and develops the growth of the helmet.
Protect from bacteria and fungi.
Preserves the natural balance of the humidity of the helmet.
Reinforce the structure of the helmet.
HH 05 580
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To maintain healthy helmets, stimulating growth and strengthening the structure. Farrier Dressing is a regenerative ointment that gives elasticity and flexibility to the wall and to the helmet plant and favors its growth. Recommended for problematic helmets. This ointment is a nutritious mix rich in fatty acids such as steric, oleic and others, which allows a profound penetration of the product to avoid dryness and cracking the helmet, protecting it from outside inward. In addition, it protects from problems caused by moisture and helps create a natural barrier by preventing unwanted bacteria from entering the helmet wall.