iv. Impersonates any person or entity, including any The Digerati Group LLC employees or representatives. My horse chiropractor recommended I buy copper sulfate at Home Depot, which is the stuff you put to clear drains, and mix it with vinegar, clean the area thoroughly, and spray the mixture 3 times a week. Finally, I seemed to be making real progress. Won't get into the different prods/chemicals, except to say that especially if thrush is deep, close or into live tissue, you need to be careful what you use to kill infection, that it doesn't also damage/retard live tissue growing. Strong chemicals, including some astringent essential oils can do that. Believe it or not, raw honey & salt, or even just a salt slurry, are great for deep thrush. But 'WLD' aka 'Seedy toe' is generally only in (dead) wall material, and it's insidious, so it is safe - and pays - to hit it hard IME. I'd save 'koppertox'& other 'big guns' for that.

You agree that any Claim you bring against any of The Digerati Group LLC Parties will only be in your individual capacity and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class or representative proceeding. Organic Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Soaks, Oregano Oil, Tea Tree Oil - All of these have their fans too! There is a wide variety of ways to use oils topically, and ACV makes an extremely mild and effective soak for mild thrush, yeast and shedding frog problems. Following directions you soak for a specific time then switch to a different boot for the fumes of the soaked foot to reach into the deeper tissues. Usnea Tincture is a fast and easy topical treatment for mild to moderate Thrush, particularly good for days when there isn't time for a hoof soak. I don't suggest using it for severe to extreme cases. Usnea is a tree lichen that has anti fungal properties and has been used as a medicine for centuries. ( Wikipedia description link ).If your trainer has any clamps or tension knobs, like on a wheel on trainer, a dab of dry chain lube every few months will do wonders for keeping it turning smoothly and preventing surface rust. CleanTrax for horses uses a special blend of safe chemicals to cleanly root porous keratin coverings such as fingernails, toenails, and hooves. It can penetrate even the hardest protein coverings to sink deep into keratin pathways and kill harmful bacteria deep in the hoof. I know this was my experience and worked for me and I haven't had a repeat issue since although I now keep product on hand for "just in case...". Immerse the hoof completely into the CleanTrax solution. If using a bag, pull it up above the knee and tie/or tape it closed. (Vetrap works well for this). Posted on Wednesday, Nov 8, 2006 - 7:46 am: Oxychlorosene has been around human medicine for many years and has many desirable properties for treating hoof horn infections that involve sensitive tissue. However it is not clearly better than povidone (Betadine) which is much cheaper and easier to handle. It is probably not as good as formaldehyde for WLD or thrush that does not involve sensitive tissue. However I do not know of any clear comparisons so concede this remains open to question.

Pour all the CleanTrax solution into a CleanTrax hoof boot, a reinforced plastic bag, or a tall medicating boot.Soak for 20 minutes, remove boots and rise with water. I suggest daily soaking for 2 or 3 days with monthly treatments as needed.