{"id":4380,"date":"2016-08-20T23:01:21","date_gmt":"2016-08-20T22:01:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.purcheval.com\/en\/sweet-itch-cause-prevention-and-treatment-advice\/"},"modified":"2016-08-26T09:15:17","modified_gmt":"2016-08-26T08:15:17","slug":"sweet-itch-cause-prevention-and-treatment-advice","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.purcheval.com\/en\/sweet-itch-cause-prevention-and-treatment-advice\/","title":{"rendered":"Sweet itch: Cause, prevention and treatment advice"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The Icelandic Horse is tough; it can endure freezing temperatures as well as very hot weather. However, if we had to, we would chose to put time and money on protecting the during the summer rather than during the winter without hesitation.<\/p>\n

This choice would be based on the observation of our\u00a0horses\u2019 behaviour outside through the\u00a0seasons. During the winter, the horses are happy to be outside in the wind snow and rain whereas during the summer we often see them waiting by the gate for someone to let them in: Insects and flies are bothering them.<\/p>\n

And some of those insects can have very bad repercussions on the well being of our horses:\u00a0Sweet itch<\/strong>, is a “sickness” which, once contracted, will come back every year.[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\n

What is Sweet Itch?<\/h5>\n

Sweet\u00a0is a sly but manageable skin condition.<\/p>\n

In short, sweet itch is an allergic reaction to the saliva of a small fly called culicoides<\/em>. Once bitten, horses start to scratch, just as any\u00a0of us\u00a0would after a mosquito bite. Scratching is per se a normal behaviour. However, if\u00a0you notice swelling and if the horse scratches so much that wounds appear on its skin, it is likely having an allergic reaction: Sweet Itch.<\/p>\n

With the right method and time, it is possible to treat this condition which can make our horses’ lives very unpleasant.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\n

You need to know that over the years, we have seen sweet itch-like reactions on horses that disappear completely after being treated for a few weeks. We think those reactions might come from a different source than culicoides. Their source might instead be related to feed, plants, pesticides, protein shock, strong products etc\u2026 which all affect our horses in different ways.[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\n

How should one treat Sweet Itch?<\/h5>\n

After trying a great number of\u00a0different treatments and products, we eventually found a method that gives great and fast results not only on our sweet itch horses but also on horses with any other kind of skin problem (whether the condition’s source is known or not).<\/p>\n

Before explaining our method in detail, we would like to remind you that\u00a0every horse is different and that other solutions might fit your horse better than this one. Do not get stuck with this treatment if you do not notice clearly positive results after a few weeks. Of course, if you have any doubts about your horse\u2019s condition, contact your veterinarian.<\/em><\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\n

Shelters:<\/h5>\n

At the farm, horses that are being trained stay in boxes in the stable during the day and go out on fileds at night. During the hottest months, we try to avoid having them outside at times when most culicoides and other insects\u00a0are out: sunrise and sunset. The horses\u00a0are then taken into the stable around 7.30am in the morning and let out around 10pm.<\/p>\n

In comparison, during the “culicoide free” season, they are taken in at 8.30am and go back out around 7pm.<\/p>\n

Young horses, brood mares and horses on holiday stay out in pastures at all times. There, they have free access to clean and cool shelters in which water is provided.\u00a0Those shelters partly protect the horses from insects and they are free to come and go as they like.<\/p>\n

Here again, we notice the shelters being used much more during the summer than winter.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\n

Blankets:<\/h5>\n

Sweet itch can develop anywhere on the horse’s body: mane, tail, flank, legs\u2026 For this reason, we use what we call sweet itch\u00a0or anti-insect blankets. Many different ones are available on the market but in our opinion,\u00a0the best ones are from “BOETT”.<\/p>\n

We, of course, use the blankets on horses affected by\u00a0sweet itch\u00a0but also on newly imported horses, horses with pink skin and horses we know to be sensitive to insect bites (they seem to get small bumps where they have been bitten).<\/p>\n

Again, if we had to chose, we would buy an anti-insect blanket rather than a fleece, rain or any other kind of winter blanket. In our opinion, it is much worse for a horse to have to protect itself from flies than from the cold.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][mk_gallery images=”4356″ column=”1″ height=”800″][vc_column_text]\n

Products:<\/h5>\n

The series of products we use both to prevent (horses we know are sensitive in the skin & newly imported horses) and to treat sweet itch is called PROB. These products are not only amazing to treat eczema but also give great results on any kind of small wound, irritation or other skin problem. They are all made of 100% natural substances and can be used on horses, dogs and humans. They can also be used on gestating animals (including you ladies) and babies or young animals.<\/p>\n

Here is the method we use if the horse is dry in the mane\/tail or has wounds after scratching:<\/p>\n

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  1. Shampoo the horse with PROB shampoo and let the product stay on the horse for 20-30 min before rinsing off with water.This product clears up dead skin cells and soothes irritated skin by moisturising it.If your horse\u2019s skin problem is big, we advise to shampoo your horse everyday until you clearly notice a difference.If the horse has moderate problems we use the shampo once a week.\n

    For lesser skin problems, shampoing once to twice a month is usually enough.<\/li>\n

  2. When the horse is dry, we apply a product called PROB Oil on any wounded or sensitive area. Contrarily to what its name indicates, this is not an oil based product and it is therefore safe to put it on your horse\u2019s skin before it is exposed to the sun.This product\u2019es role is to disinfect, heal and moisturise \u00a0wounded skin as well a repel flies. Its consistency makes it easy to use as it feels as liquid as water and therefore spreads easily between the hair.We use PROB oil up to twice a day on horses that scratch a lot and get big wounds but twice a week\u00a0is enough on horses with lesser problems.<\/li>\n
  3. When we go riding or let the horses out during hot summer days, we also like to use the PROB deo: a fly repellent spray that also soothes the horse.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n[\/vc_column_text][mk_gallery images=”4360,4364,4358″ image_size=”medium” orderby=”post__in”][vc_column_text]For now, this method is the most effective we have found. And believe us, during the many years we have been caring for sweet itch horses, we have tested a great multitude of natural and artificial\/chemical products. To us, BOETT<\/strong> and PROB<\/strong> are really the best on the market.<\/p>\n

    In any case, we highly recommend to horse owners of any breed, affected by sweet itch or not, to protect their horses during the summer. A great number of us only come to the field or the stables to ride our horse(s). We are then sure that our horse is doing well while we are away. But take the time to observe your horse for one day. You might then change your mind and get an anti-insect blanket or a hood for your horse.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Feel free to contact us for more information about the products we use. We would love to answer your questions and tell you more.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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