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Another great Hairy Horse

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206 Kin Kin Road

Canina QLD 4570 Australia

QLD Itch Ease

QLD Itch –

Treatment Plan

Successfully treat QLD Itch in 3 steps.

Complete management

system for QLD Itch

Feed: QLD Itch Ease

Spray Insecticide

or RugApply:

Shapleys M-T-G

Your local stockist:

FAQ

1. Is the mineral mix safe to feed alongside other

regular feed supplements?

Yes there are no conflicting or potentially toxic

minerals to be concerned about. 100% Safe for

pregnant mares. Recipe under Patent application

process – hence ingredients not published yet.

2. How do I measure 50 grams?

Gently but firmly pack the enclosed measuring

cup – it should be close enough to 50 gram in

weight.

3. Should I still rug my horse?

Do whatever you need to assist your horse to be

comfortable and safe. If you live in a high midge

or march fly population area, you most certainly

should assist your horses comfort.

4. Should I use an insecticide?

We recommend doing so to help keep the biting

insects off the horse whilst it is recovering from

the inside out. If your horse is afraid of sprays,

consider using a wipe on mix such as Brute or a

homemade mix of 1 ltr Coconut oil adding 5ml

Neem oil or 5ml Lemon of Eucalyptus Oil. Do NOT

use Neem on pregnant mares to avoid

stimulating the uterus.

5. My horse’s ears, mane or tail is still itchy after 3

weeks, why would that be?

Rubbing of the ears, mane or tail after 3 weeks is a

strong indication your horse may be carrying a skin

mite burden in these regions.

Suspect mites in these regions are psoroptes or

sarcoptes. Alternatively your horse may have a

psoriasis skin disease other than QLD Itch. Consult

your veterinarian on both accounts for best

treatment options.

Owning a QLD Itch horse is not something one would understand until they find themselves with one. A perfect horse may arrive in a new area without any history of itch, and then suddenly develop the terrible itch. You may find your once totally great horse has become cranky, unsafe or unwilling to be ridden, preferring to spend long hours self mutilating himself. You are left with a horse with endless bouts of bacterial skin infections to deal with. Your horse is of little use to ride, compete on or even socialise with. Neither of you are happy about the situation. Everyone gives you a suggestion or two on how to treat, some appear to improve things on one front but overall, nothing has ‘worked’. You may wonder what good is it to keep trying - perhaps you think selling is your only option. Not anymore! For the first time - a feed supplement has been created that targets the immune response to

the initial bite – changing the need to self mutilate into a ‘it’s not that bad response’ – like a normal horse. QLD Itch Ease goes to work drawing pathogens from the inside and flushing these out, whilst replacing bad bacteria with good ones. It further boosts the immune system whilst stabilising an over or under active response to an itchy bite. Q.I.E also down regulates the inflammatory reaction to the bite. Further ingredients also help the skin to repair, aiding in the treatment of QLD Itch from the inside out. We believe if you feed QLD Itch Ease daily at just 50 grams per horse with a sensible approach to managing insect bites and apply just a little M-T-G to the old sores and any new ones (upto 3 times per week maximum) whilst the internal system is being rectified you will see results like these in just 2-3 weeks.