Veredus Sanix

Veredus Sanix 

Watching your horse relentlessly scratch their dock against the stable walls or fence posts is heartbreaking, especially when you walk in on long yard mornings only to find a completely bald patch or raw skin. Tail and mane rubbing is usually a reaction to seasonal scurf, dandruff or microscopic parasites that take hold right at the hair root, driving the horse to scratch until they destroy their hair and cause painful sores. This targeted topical lotion solves that frustrating cycle by working right at the base of the hair follicle. It actively cleanses the skin and restores the correct biological balance to the roots, which removes the underlying tickle and puts an end to the constant scratching before they can do any real structural damage to their dock or crest. 

Keeping a bottle of this spray in your grooming kit is incredibly useful during clipping season when dry skin flakes up, or through the summer months when midges cause sweet itch irritation. The lightweight fluid absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving a sticky residue that would simply attract more arena dust or pasture dirt. You just mist it directly onto the itchy areas daily and give it a good massage with your fingers to ensure it reaches the skin beneath the thick hair. It is a highly practical, reliable first aid essential for everyday hacking horses and competition stars alike, saving you from ruined rugs and hours of braid repairs before show days. 

Sanix Features: 

• Formulated with advanced skin-purifying agents to eliminate dandruff and soothe the root causes of mane and tail rubbing 
• Targets deep-seated irritation from parasites and seasonal scurf to stop horses from scratching against stable walls 
• Fast-absorbing liquid consistency reaches the skin surface easily without leaving a greasy residue to collect dirt 
• Soothes local inflammation and promotes healthy hair regrowth to repair damaged docks and thin crest areas 
• Convenient daily spray application allows for precise and mess-free targeting on sensitive or raw patches of skin