QI Ease 6.5kg

Why is my horse itchy?

Popular casues of QLD Itch (an allergic reaction to the saliva of midge bites), Psoroptic and Sarcoptes mites (mane and tail mites that burrow into the skin to breed), Neck Parasitic Filarial Worms and Allergic reactions to environmental factors such as grasses, dust and feed sources.

Feeding dietary supplements to manage the immune responses in your horse will provide an improved quality of life for your horse during the warmer months when biting insects abound

Brand New mineral supplement. Safe for pregnant mares, foals and breeding stallions.  Does Not Contain any drugs, dairy, herbs or chemicals - just minerals and amino acids that compliment the immune system

Down regulating the immune response of an itchy horse is a priority. An itchy horse is generally 'over reacting'. You may notice a companion horse under the same conditions yet he does not exhibit the same excessive rubbing or self mutilating behaviours.

Your goals should be to achieve the following outcomes:

1. Stabilize an over reactive response to the itchy sensation
2. Draw pathogens from the intestines and flush these out
3. Help the skin repair from the inside and speed up healing to avoid ongoing infection at the skin surface level
4. Promote new skin cell production and healthy hair growth to cover the damaged skin

 One product (under patent application) that does contain a blend of mineral, amino acid and ingredients to address these key issues typical of an itchy horse is QI Ease

A 60 day trial conducted on over 30 horses throughout QLD and NSW from various breeds, colours and locations found the same outcomes from feeding just 50g of QI Ease in hard feed daily. The trial combined 3 steps:

1. Feeding daily QI Ease

2. Night time rugging and/or spraying regularly with a safe insecticide

3. Applying sparingly Shapley's MTG to assist healing externally (late afternoon to avoid sun damage)