There's something truly mesmerising about a horse with a sleek and shiny coat. It's a sign of health and vitality, and it's one of the most beautiful sights in the equine world. However, achieving and maintaining that glossy coat requires understanding and care.

The trouble with mud fever, also known as greasy heel, is that by the time you notice it, it’s usually already well-established. Immediate action is crucial to prevent it from progressing into a painful condition characterised by swelling, pain, lameness, scabs, discharge, and cracks in the skin. Multiple infections, including bacteria, fungi, yeasts, ringworm, and mites, can complicate treatment and prolong recovery.