What are the ingredients in Thrush Buster?

Active Ingredients: P.V.P. Iodine Complex- 2.0%, Gentian Violet, Denatured Alcohol. Inactive Ingredients: Water, formalin. Directions for Use: For thrush: Apply only once to all infected areas. For prevention of thrush: Use once a week in wet environments, once every two weeks in dry environments.

Does Thrush Buster work for white line?

The Thrush Buster killed White Line disease where it was applied and continued to spread and kill more fungus over time. The Formaldehyde/Iodine killed White Line Disease only where it was applied directly. Thrush Remedy did not seem to affect the Fungus.

How long does Thrush Buster last?

Here’s a thrush treatment so powerful that it lasts for up to eight days without reapplication… even in the wettest, muddiest terrain. Thrush Buster® stomps out thrush on contact. A single application not only relieves the agonizing, crippling effects of thrush, but dramatically reduces the chances of reinfection.

Who makes Thrush Buster?

‎Capewell
Technical Details

How often should I apply Thrush Buster?

Directions: For thrush, apply only once to all infected areas. For prevention of thrush, use once a week in wet environments and once every two weeks in dry environments.

What is the best thrush treatment?

Clotrimazole works by killing the yeast that causes the fungal infection. It usually treats thrush within 7 days but it’s best to treat the infection for at least 2 weeks to stop it coming back. The most common side effect is an itching or burning feeling in the area being treated.

How long does white line disease take to heal?

If you consider a full hoof wall at the toe requires nine to 10 months to grow, then resection halfway up the hoof means it’ll take four to five months to recover.

What is the best treatment for white line disease?

The mainstay of white line disease treatment is hoof-wall resection, where a skilled farrier cuts away all three layers of the hoof wall to remove the infected material. A hoof knife or Dremel tool can clear out the powdery hoof wall.

How often should you apply Thrush Buster?

Should you pack a hoof with thrush?

S. necrophorus lives in the many cracks and crevices of the hoof, and a simple splash of liquid will roll right over these hiding spaces. Packing a hoof with any product is potentially dangerous because excessive pressure can kill sensitive frog tissue.

How often should you apply Mustad thrush Buster?

Why I Chose This: Directions: For thrush, apply only once to all infected areas. For prevention of thrush, use once a week in wet environments and once every two weeks in dry environments. Applications: One single application is usually sufficient for treatment. For treating and preventing thrush.

How often should I use thrush Buster on frog?

For prevention of thrush, use once a week in wet environments and once every two weeks in dry environments. One single application is usually sufficient for treatment. For treating and preventing thrush. May be used on sole and frog prior to shoeing with pads and silicone. Handy 2 oz. bottle ensures easy application.

Can a thrush Buster be used on hooves?

Thrush buster is a handy “tool” to have when you are working with hooves, but the price can be high, so I recommend careful use. Horses have a bad case of white line. Thrushbuster is working well, along with other treatments, shoes, CuSo4 spray, and keeping their feet dry. Feet are healing, long process.

Can you use thrush Buster on thin soled feet?

Thrushbuster® can also be used before applying sole pads and silicon to toughen thin-soled feet. Due to federal regulations, we are unable to offer expedited shipping, or ship to Alaska and Hawaii for this product.