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Dodson & Horrell Itch Free is a scientifically balanced blend of herbs including Chamomile, Burdock Root, Nettle and Garlic Granules, when combined they make a powerful and effective nutritional supplement ideal for superb maintenance of the skin and coat.
Seasonal changes can affect your horse’s skin and coat, conditions such as sweet-itch can cause great discomfort and distress. By adding Itch-Free to your horse’s feed you can help to keep him feeling comfortable and healthy on the inside which will show on the outside.
1 scoop (100ml) = 25g
Do not exceed the recommended feeding guide without consulting Dodson & Horrell or your veterinarian. Do not feed to mares in foal.
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Effective and palatable
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I've tried many products trying to stop my horse rubbing his mane in Summer but this has been the best by far
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I have used itchy free for over a year now and believe that it really helps. Before when he scratched he would lean his full weight on the field shelter to relieve the itching, this appears to have stopped which I believe is due to the itch free.
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Smells lovely smell of herbs . Unfortunately he’s still itching . Flies are minimal
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Does what it says
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Dodson & Horrell Itch Free for Horses, including answers from our team.
Sue
Would this help with feather mites. Have tried Deosect but still itchy, also had injection from vets with no improvement
The listing for Dodson & Horrell Itch Free for Horses, doesn't specifically state that it helps with the itchiness caused by mites, however it does have herbal properties in the product to calm itchy skin. If in doubt, speak to Dodson & Horrell and they can advise further.
Jadie
I’ve been giving my 32 year old horse Itch free for a week and weirdly he has begun to have regular nosebleeds….. As this is the only change he’s had I just wondered if there was anything in Itch Free that could have triggered them? He had head shaking as a youngster but not for many years … just interested incase an ingredient can do this? I’m not annoyed, just trying to figure out why they’ve suddenly begun ?
It is unlikely the nosebleed and the addition of the Itch Free are linked. Even if the Itch Free was not well tolerated by your horse then this intolerance would more likely show as skin complaints or abnormal stools rather than a nosebleed. It is strongly advised that you contact your vet regarding this so they can determine the diagnosis.
Kate S
Can I please just check, is it okay to feed a pony with this supplement who in the past has had laminitis?
In general you want to avoid sugar in supplements if your pony suffers from laminitis. Dodson & Horrell Itch Free contains just herbal ingredients and so this should not cause an issue for a laminitic pony.
Sarah Ginn
Can D&H Itch Free be used along side D&H Placid?
These products both share the herb Chamomile in the ingredients so giving both together could be an overdose of this. I recommend using a calmer that has no similar ingredients to the Itch Free, such as a magnesium based calmer like NETTEX Calmer.
Julia Drake
is Dodson & Horrell Itch free Ok to feed alongside Formula 4 Feet ?
Formula 4 Feet is more aimed at the hoof and laminae whilst Itch Free has herbs that help the skin barrier. They are perfectly safe to use together and do not contain similar ingredients.
Sam Cardwell
I have a broodmare in foal who has chronic sweetitch. Can I feed her this product and will it help? Sam
This supplement is not a licensed medication so I cannot say with any great certainty how helpful it will be. However it is a safe product and can be given during pregnancy so would be worth a try.
Eleanor Humphries
Would you reccomend feeding this product all year round or just during summer month?
Many thanks.
This product can certainly be fed all year round but it depends on the individual horse. If your horse can be itchy in the winter then I would give it all year. However, if you do decide not to give it over winter I would start again at the beginning of spring to help prevent the itchiness before it even starts.
