White Lotion Astringent Tablets 50s | Equine Skin Care for Scratches & Abrasions
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Scratches (mud fever) on a horse’s pasterns in a wet autumn — weeping, crusty, and slow to heal. White Lotion is the traditional fix: drop a tablet in water, soak the leg, repeat.
Water-soluble astringent tablets that dissolve into a ready-to-use topical wash. Zinc Sulfate and Calcium Acetate tighten and dry weeping skin, reduce inflammation, and form a protective barrier over raw abrasions. No mixing equipment, no measuring — just tablets and a bucket.
🎯 What It Treats
Dries and soothes oozing lower-limb scratches and mud fever lesions from wet paddock exposure.
Astringent barrier over raw skin surfaces from rope burns, tack rubs, or minor trauma.
Reduces heat and swelling in minor skin conditions on the lower limbs and body surface.
🐴 Species
⚖️ How to Use
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1Dissolve — Add 2–5 tablets to approximately 500 mL of clean lukewarm water.
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2Wait — Allow tablets to fully dissolve.
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3Apply — Bathe, sponge, or soak the affected area for approximately 5 minutes. Repeat as directed by your veterinarian.
🧪 Active Ingredients (Per Tablet)
| Ingredient | Amount | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Calcium Acetate | 1.75 g | Astringent — dries weeping skin and supports tissue tightening |
| Zinc Sulfate | 1.43 g | Primary astringent — tightens and protects skin tissue |
| Sodium Aluminium Sulfate | 520 mg | Enhances astringent and anti-inflammatory effect |
📦 Product Details
- For external veterinary use only. Keep out of reach of children.
- Do not apply to deep puncture wounds or severe lacerations.
- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
- If condition worsens or does not improve within a few days, consult your veterinarian.
- Storage: Cool, dry place in a tightly sealed container. Protect from moisture.
Always refer to the official Canadian product label for complete usage and safety information.