Heelit

Heelit, Skin Growths, and Skin Mites

· What is Heelit?
It is a natural balsamic ointment containing potentized extract of tagette and margosa oils in a beeswax and olive oil base. It has a number of uses including use on skin growths and the treatment and prevention of mite infestations, as well as being very useful a general helper in the first aid kit.

· Can it be used on sore / open skin?
Yes, Heelit can safely be used on open wounds as it contains a natural healing agent. It will also help to keep flies and insects off the wound as well.

· Will it help sore heels / mud related conditions?
Heelit will help clear up mite infestation and sore heels as well as cases where the frog is affected with candida / thrush. It will also help to heal in cases of mud related conditions that have not responded to Equr.

· How does it clear up mite infestation?
Heelit contains a potent natural anti-feedant that prevents insects from biting the animal. It is important to maintain the treatment throughout the mite life cycle to ensure eradication. Heelit also contains effective healing agents to help heal wounds caused by the insects.

· Can Heelit be used to clear up skin growths?
Yes, Heelit can be very effective against most types of skin growth.

· How quickly will the skin growths go?
This varies greatly as there are many factors involved: the size, the age and type of skin growth, the health and age of the horse, and so on. As a general rule you should see a change within five to seven days and a noticeable improvement within two to three weeks. However, it is important to note that some skin growths can take anything up to three or four months of daily application to disappear. In cases of skin growths larger than a golf ball, veterinary advice should be sought immediately.

NOTE: Because of its formulation Heelit will tackle, very effectively, all external aerobic bacterial infections (bacteria needing oxygen to thrive). This is how Heelit is different to Equr, which is used when treating problems with mud related conditions that are anaerobic in nature.