Mud fever in horses

Equine pastern dermatitis (EPD), also known as mud fever or scratches, can be tricky to treat - using horse socks can help. #EquineCare #HorseHealth #MudFever #equestrianlife https://proequinegrooms.com/fungus-on-your-horses-legs/

When the rain arrives, fields can become mud-baths, and with the mud come the first cases of mud-fever. Here's how to how to deal with it and prevent it.

Several different skin conditions can lead to scabbing and crusting on a horse’s lower limbs. Several different skin conditions can lead to scabbing and crusting on a horse’s lower limbs. Here are some questions to help you narrow down the cause of the problem:

Mud fever, dew poisoning, greasy heel, whatever you call it we've got everything you need to know to not only treat it but to also prevent it from reoccurring!

Scratches is a painful lower limb fungal infection caused by Sporotrichum Schenki. Also called Mud Fever, Dew Poisoning or Pastern Dermatitis

Muddy legs on horses can lead to mud fever, scratches, and other types of dermatitis. It also interferes with polo wraps or boots that your horse would wear. Here are some tips to prevent mud fever. Read more here: #muddyhorse #mudfever #scratches #equestrianlife https://proequinegrooms.com/prevent-mud-fever/

Learn how to treat and prevent this common bacterial infection, which leaves painful sores on your horse’s heels.

How to Treat Mud Fever by The Printable Pony

Fighting equine pastern dermatitis, mud fever or mud rash, dew poisoning or greasy heel is frustrating in any season but winter makes it especially hard.

Equine veterinarian, Gina Tranquillo, VDM, explains why horses' legs often swell when stalled overnight.