Coconut Oil: A natural antimicrobial and antifungal, coconut oil is a natural oil hypothesized to have antibacterial activity by disrupting bacterial and fungal cell membranes. The constituents of coconut oil include the following: saturated fats, capric/caprylic/ lauric acids and Vitamin E. The saturated fats are medium chain known as triglycerides, that help retain moisture levels of the skin by eliminating moisture loss through the pore. Capric/caprylic/lauric acids provide antimicrobial effect by disrupting bacterial, fungal, and viral cell membranes, leading to cell death. Finally, Vitamin E is essential for healthy skin and hair growth, skin repair, and is high in antioxidants. Also aids in reducing scarring.

Tea Tree Oil: Primary uses of tea tree oil have historically capitalized on the antiseptic and anti-inflammatory actions of the oil. A wealth of in vitro data supports the long-held hypotheses regarding its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. The terpenes in tea tree oil give this versatile substance antiseptic properties that make it especially powerful for healing wounds and battling infection. Research published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology demonstrated tea tree oil to be eective at fighting the super-bug MRSA, which is a strain of staph bacteria that is resistant to many common antibiotics. For this reason, it’s often used as a natural remedy to prevent infection in small wounds, blisters, and burns. Tea tree oil has also been noted in a medical study performed by the Australian Journal of Dermatology as being an effective treatment for ringworm, curing the fungus after four weeks of treatment in more than 64 percent of test subjects. An added plus-tea tree oil is also a natural insecticide.

Camelina Oil: This wholesome plant-based extract provides natural vitamin E. Its rich oil nourishes and hydrates the horn, enhances barrier functions and aids in hoof growth.

Apply daily to the entire hoof, starting at the coronary band, to promote strength and elasticity, combat infection, and provide a healthy sheen. For best results, apply before exposure to water or dew to create a protective barrier. For problem areas such as thrush, white line disease, or seedy toe, apply directly to the frog and sole up to three times daily. A hoof wrap or boot can be used over the product.

Natural ingredients including coconut, camelina, tea tree and lavender oils