[eqgirl101]

my horse has these like little dots on his back legs but when i curry his legs they come off. will fung-a-way help them to go away if not what will?

please helpp

thanks =D

[horselovr3583]

do u have a pic and do they have any color may they be bots

[eqgirl101]

wait there not dots there like scabs is a better word

[luttrellfarms]

Probably not bots this time of year. If the spots loose the hair and have flakey skin on them, it will probably help. Just depends on what it is. Could it be rain rot? Either way, it will not hurt to try it.

[eqgirl101]

yeah im thinking its rain rot.. but would the fung-a-way help for rain rot or is there any other products out there that will??

[luttrellfarms]

It will probably not work then. When the scabs come off does hair come off with them and is it raw underneath? If so, I would guess rain rot or ticks.

[luttrellfarms]

Looks like we are playing tag. You should use Iodine shampoo. Brush the area and knock the top off of it, wet the area and then apply the shampoo directly onto the area. Work it in good and then rinse. It will take a couple of times.

[eqgirl101]

ohh okay is this the brand that has the horse/race track on the label.. or i have some iodine that has aloe or something in my truck would that work as well. then should i put the fung-a-way on his legs after this or just the iodine??
thanks

[eqgirl101]

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...7&pcatid=15797


http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...9&pcatid=16229

i have that stuff already

[luttrellfarms]

Any Iodine Shampoo will work fine. The antibacterial shampoo will also help. If you do not have either, you can mix a little bleach in water and apply. A lot of people get upset when someone mentions bleach but a mild solution is okay if you only use it a couple of times.