CoronaThrush + Shield Spray | Non-Caustic, Non-Staining Thrush Care for Horses | 8 Fluid Ounces

We have been battling thrush at my barn since March. We've used Thrushbuster, Tomorrow, Iodine Solution, etc. Literally everything I could think of, but as soon as we would stop, thrush would be back the very next day!This, I began at once every other day and so far have seen a VAST improvement. NO back sliding, even skipping a day in between, the thrush areas are smaller still.I am more than elated. THANK YOU!

Great product, fair price.

It’s ok

We live in East Texas where it rains constantly and is humid year round. Combine that with the soft, moisture laden soil and it can wreak havoc on horse hooves. We use the Corona thrush spray regularly as a preventative measure for the donkey and the Quarter Horse. Those Quarter Horse feet tend to be softer and weaker than the Andalusian horses' feet in general.This sprays out consistently every time and doesn't clog. It gives a solid coating over the frog and surrounding areas of the hoof, but absorbs quickly. It has a bit of an odor, but its not awful. I use it twice a week during winter and spring and once a week in summer and fall - more often if we're getting just stupid amounts of rain and mud. So far, we haven't seen thrush in our horses in 3 or 4 years now.

I've only used this a couple of times, so I can't speak for it's long-term efficacy, but I got this for my horse as sort of a daily preventative/treatment to replace Thrushbuster, which contains gentian violet, and Durasole which is largely iodine and formalin. While I don't have a problem with these chemicals, they are volatile, smell strongly and I don't like to have to stop and put on gloves before handling or worry about my clothing or hands being stained. This treatment is hypochlorous acid based, it doesn't have a strong smell, and it won't stain hands or clothing!! I have a background in science as well, and this active ingredient should work similarly to the more expensive white lightning or oxine, as it is a water soluble chlorine compound. It is deadly to the bacteria that causes thrush, but perfectly safe for humans and animals. Will be using again and again!

The sprayer only worked for one spray. This really ticked me off. You need to spray this on your horses hoofs and it doesn't spray!!! Nice Job

My husband is a farrier and uses this on horses he is doing that have thrush. Far more safe than Coppertox which can easily run down the heel bulb and into the coronet band burning the skin. He then tells clinets where to order. I can literally tell when he comes home if he's had a horse with thrush, it smells awful and stick on his clothing and skin. The active ingredient seems to be of the chlorine family.

Easy spray bottle. One of girls seems to be more susceptible to thrush than the rest of our herd. This is easy to use, there is a decent volume for the cost and offers many applications for her front hooves. It does seem to minimize out breaks for her too!

Half of the bottle leaked out before it arrived and the spray nozzle doesn’t work.