Grand National Itch Free Gel

Rubbing, scratching and rolling

Occasional rubbing, scratching and rolling is natural behaviour for horses. Horses with an itch often use rub certain parts of their bodies against fixed obstacles in their direct environment. If this behaviour occurs abnormally frequently, there might be a different cause for it. Abnormally frequent rubbing or scratching can be caused by insect bites, oversensitivity to insects, lice, mites, ticks, skin fungi or an Oxyuris equi-infection. In general, repeated rubbing and scratching leads to self-harm and leaves bald spots.

Grand National Itch Free Gel

If your horse suffers from a lot of itching around the manes or tail, suffers from Sweet Itch or other irritated areas, Grand National Itch Free Gel can offer some relief. The active substances in the gel (Dead Sea salt, calendula extract, rosemary oil and eucalyptus oil) soothe and care for irritated skin.

Contents

500ml