EQUI-CICAT 250ml

EQUI-CICAT : Skin Repair Balm (High Performance)

EQUI-CICAT balm is a state-of-the-art dermatological treatment developed by our laboratory to address skin conditions in horses. Its rich formula has been specifically designed to promote optimal epidermal regeneration. Thanks to the regenerative properties of its plant-based active ingredients, it protects the compromised area whilst accelerating the skin’s natural repair process, even on heavily stressed tissue.

Why choose EQUI-CICAT for your horse?

 Intensive Regeneration: Stimulates the regeneration of the deep layers of the epidermis for healthy, supple skin.

 High-Adhesion Shield: Its insulating texture protects the wound from external irritants (dust, moisture, insects) throughout the entire healing phase.

Soothing & Comfort: Instantly soothes irritation and reduces the sensation of heat in damaged areas.

 Local Immune Support: Echinacea helps the skin mobilise its defences to maintain a healthy, clean healing site.

A synergy of powerful plant-based active ingredients

 Echinacea Purpurea: A true defence booster, it supports the skin’s immune system and helps the body fight off external aggressors at the site of the injury.

 Calendula (Marigold): The go-to plant for the skin. It is renowned for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties and its incredible ability to promote tissue regeneration.

Tea Tree: An essential oil with powerful purifying and cleansing properties, ensuring a healthy environment for skin repair.

• Format : Pot de 250ml.

• Application : Nettoyer préalablement la zone. Appliquer une couche généreuse d'EQUI-CICAT sur l'ensemble de l'atteinte cutanée. Renouveler l'application quotidiennement jusqu'à réparation complète.

• Conseil d'expert : L'EQUI-CICAT est une solution polyvalente d'une grande efficacité sur tous types de plaies, des écorchures superficielles aux atteintes plus profondes nécessitant une reconstruction tissulaire importante. Note : Pour les plaies nécessitant des points de suture ou présentant une infection majeure, l'avis de votre vétérinaire reste indispensable.