Tolnoxequine Thrush Treatment 50g | Equine Hoof Cream for Horses

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πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ NAC 11810833 Β Β·Β  OTC β€” No Prescription Required Β Β·Β  Made in Canada

Liquid thrush treatments run everywhere, stain your hands, and smell terrible. Tolnoxequine is a cream β€” it stays where you put it, goes into the sulci of the frog, and gets to work without the mess.

1% Tolnaftate antifungal cream in a 50 g squeeze tube. Targeted application directly into the grooves of the frog where thrush bacteria and fungi hide. Apply daily for 10 days.

βœ… Why cream over liquid: Thick consistency stays in the sulci instead of running off the sole. No staining, no fumes, no mess on your hands or the stable floor.

🐴 When to Use It

Reach for Tolnoxequine when your horse has:
  • Foul-smelling black discharge from the frog sulci β€” the classic sign of active thrush
  • Soft, crumbly, or eroded frog tissue
  • Sensitivity or flinching when the frog is touched or picked
  • Recurring thrush in wet paddock or muddy pasture conditions
  • Early white line separation or fungal involvement at the hoof wall junction

🧴 How to Apply

  1. 1
    Pick and clean β€” remove all packed dirt and debris from the sole and frog. Trim away any loose or dead frog tissue if possible.
  2. 2
    Apply into the sulci β€” squeeze a continuous layer (~6 mm thick) directly along the central and lateral sulci of the frog where the infection lives.
  3. 3
    Repeat daily for 10 days β€” apply a light wrap if needed to hold the cream in place. Continue the full course even if the smell resolves early.

πŸ§ͺ Active Ingredient & Details

Active Ingredient
Tolnaftate 1% w/w
Format
50 g squeeze tube
NAC No.
11810833
Regulatory Status
OTC β€” No prescription required
Manufacturer
Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. β€” Winnipeg, MB, Canada (Est. 1946)
⚠️ Safety
  • For external veterinary use only. Keep out of reach of children.
  • Not for use on horses intended for food.
  • If condition worsens or does not improve after 10 days, consult your veterinarian.