Bug Wash and Itching
Why is there more itching around now than there used to be? Does it ever occur to you to wonder why it isn't called "Sugar" Itch? It should be and here is why.

Bug Wash and Varroa Mites
My colleague and I have identified a naturally occurring tetranortriterpenoid which discourages the feeding mechanism of certain species of insect. Combined with a naturally occurring catalyst this substance has the ability to prevent the varroa mite from feeding, thus removing it as a threat to bee colonies.

Mud Related Conditions and Equr
Mud related conditions are not a singular problem, but a collection of clinical signs associated with a variety of causes such as a horse's genetic make-up, limitation through environmental factors, allergies, and badly rubbing boots. It can range from a mild skin irritation to very painful sores with an underlying infection, and it's not limited to muddy conditions.

Beelzebug and Itching
Itching is a problem that affects thousands of horses, ponies and donkeys. Almost all breeds and types can be affected. Allergic, sensitised itching is known around the world by a variety of names.