COAT DEFENSE® Trouble Spot Drying Paste for Horses 

One Step wound care! This disinfects, dries, creates scab and protects wounds

Enhances the healing process on insect bites, scratches, wounds, summer sores and proud flesh. Helps soothe and relieve itch associated with insect bites, sweet itch, inflammation and cellulitis. Also acts as a poultice on inflammation and cellulitis. Forms a barrier between insect bites and horse’s skin when applied in a diluted formula. Aids in the prevention of summer sores by creating a barrier when applied to broken skin.

• Non-toxic, talc-free and USEF & FEI compliant
• Made in USA

Humans love this product for bites, stings, poison ivy, acne and splinters.

Contents: a proprietary blend of sodium bicarbonate, maranta arundina-cea (arrowroot) powder, bentonite clay and zea mays (corn starch) mentha piperita (peppermint) oil.

Directions:

• Prior to application, gently clean any dirt or debris from treatment area. DO NOT pick off any existing scabs.  Allow scabs to fall off on their own with Paste.
• Using fingertips, scoop paste from container and spread thickly over treatment area. Spread as if covering bread with peanut butter, spread to surrounding areas and down to the skin. Do not rub in. 
• Let paste dry to a near white shell and leave on for several days.
• Reapply as necessary until skin is fully healed.
• For open wounds, to achieve better adhesion of the paste, first dry oozing by patting with a clean cloth and/or applying COAT DEFENSE® daily Preventative Powder.
• Paste is also effective if thinned out with water or witch hazel. A more paint like layer of the paste provides an effective barrier between exposed skin (ears, bellies, etc.) and biting insects.
• To remove, please wet first. Paste become abrasive when it is dry.
• Use COAT DEFENSE® daily Preventative Powder to prevent future flare-ups. It’s a game changer for prevention!

For dark horses: In very rare instances, regular use of COAT DEFENSE® TROUBLE SPOT DRYING PASTE may magnify the lightening effect of the sunlight and sweat. For our peace of mind, please test in a small area first.