Usage Instructions for  Natural Butter Brew Cream  

At the beginning of use (first 2-3 weeks)

Apply the cream 3-4 times a week to the problematic areas of the horse’s skin.

Step 1: Wash the horse and dry it thoroughly.

Step 2: Apply the cream to the problematic areas and gently massage until the cream is fully absorbed into the skin.

There is no need to use gloves when applying the cream.

If there is difficult washing the horse:

Brush the horse thoroughly with a brush. 

Use a damp cloth to clean the problematic areas, then apply the cream to the required areas.

These instructions will ensure the efficient and correct use of the cream while maintaining the health of your horse’s skin and providing effective treatment.

Directions for use on dry, irritated skin and coat:

Step 1: Gently clean the irritated area with water and dry it well. 

Step 2: Apply a thin layer of cream to the dry, irritated area. Massage the cream gently until it is fully absorbed. 

Step 3: Repeat the process 3-4 times a week until the skin condition improves.

For assisting use on irritated, chafed, dry, and itchy skin
For assisting hair growth on the tail and mane
Conditioning skin/coat to help with tail and mane

Conditioning skin/coat to help with tail and mane:

For optimal use and best results, apply the cream 2-3 times a week.

Step 1: Wash the mane and tail thoroughly and dry them completely. 

Step 2: Brush and comb the mane and tail to ensure the hair is not tangled and is neatly arranged. 

Step 3: Apply a thin strip of the cream along the mane and tail. 

Step 4: Gently massage the cream into the hair until fully absorbed.

Regular use of Natural Butter Brew will help maintain a natural and healthy appearance of the mane and tail.

To provide occlusive moisturizing barrier to guard against environmental contaminants, including flying insects:

Step 1: Apply a small amount of the cream to the horse’s face, legs, and belly. 

Step 2: Gently massage the cream into these areas until fully absorbed. 

Step 3: Repeat the process as needed, especially if there are many flies in the vicinity.

For assisting  sun protection repel flies and flying insects
For assisting healing cuts, abrasions, and deep wounds
For assisting healing cuts, abrasions, and deep wounds

For assisting healing cuts, abrasions, and deep wounds:

Step 1: Clean the wound area with water and dry gently. 

 Apply Povidone iodine and let it dry before applying the cream. 

Step 2: Apply a generous amount of cream to the area. 

Step 3: Massage the cream until fully absorbed.

Step 4: Repeat the process twice a day, morning and evening, until full recovery.

For assisting use on infections abronima
For improving hoof appearance

For improving hoof appearance:

Step 1: Clean the affected area with water and a mild soap, and dry thoroughly. 

Step 2: Apply a generous amount of cream to the affected area and massage gently until fully absorbed. 

Step 3: Repeat the process twice daily until appearance improves completely.

For dry, irritated legs:

Step 1: Clean the affected area with water and a mild soap, and dry thoroughly. 

Step 2: Apply a generous amount of cream to the affected area and massage gently until fully absorbed. 

Step 3: Repeat twice daily until leg appearance improves completely.

For assisting use on infections Dermatophilosis mud-fever
For dry, irritated legs
For assisting use on burns or sun burn
For dry, irritated coat and skin

For dry, irritated coat and skin:

Step 1: Clean the affected area with water and a mild soap, and dry thoroughly. 

Step 2: Apply a generous amount of cream to the affected area and massage gently until fully absorbed. 

Step 3: Repeat twice daily until coat and skin appearance improves completely.

Warning: Natural Butter Brew does not recommend mixing our cream with other products.

General Notes:

Regular use of the cream on the mentioned areas is recommended, of course, depending on the need.

 If any unusual symptoms occur, or if there is no improvement within a few days, discontinue use and consult with a veterinarian.

Good luck! It’s important to take a photo of your horse before treatment and follow up after two to three weeks for monitoring. 🙏🏻 I am always here for any questions or consultation.

Thank you,  🙏🏻