Leovet LEO3125 Frogmedic Spray – For Horses 200ml
Leovet FrogMedic Spray – 200ml
FrogMedic is Leovet's concentrated frog treatment, made for the acute end of thrush rather than for routine upkeep. Leovet describe it as penetrating deeply, spreading into the grooves and into small fissures, and so reaching the decayed spots that a brush-on product tends to bridge over.
Three plant ingredients do the work. Turpentine oil from pine and larch dries and hardens; pine heartwood extract, rich in essential oils, vitamins and trace elements, provides the deep cleansing; and tea tree oil nourishes skin and horn with soothing, regenerating properties. Leovet's stated effect is that it blocks out damp, stops the deterioration and dries the frog so healthy horn can grow back.
<>Performance & Benefits
- Highly concentrated, and made by Leovet specifically for acute cases.
- Penetrates into the central and collateral grooves and into small fissures.
- Turpentine oil from pine and larch for its drying and hardening effect.
- Pine heartwood extract for deep cleansing, carrying essential oils, vitamins and trace elements.
- Tea tree oil to nourish skin and horn and to support regeneration.
- Spray delivery, so it reaches into a groove no brush will fit.
Suitable For
- Horses with acute thrush in the frog — Leovet's own stated use.
- Deep central and collateral grooves that stay damp.
- Winter, wet fields and deep bedding.
- Feet that need drying out rather than greasing up.
- Not the one for routine, preventive frog care — Leovet's FrogAde, with its brush built into the cap, is made for that.
How to Use
- Pick the foot out thoroughly and brush the frog clean and dry first.
- Spray into the central and collateral grooves and over the whole frog.
- Repeat daily while the frog is soft or foul-smelling, then ease off as it firms up.
- Stand the horse on a clean, dry surface for a few minutes afterwards.
- Keep the nozzle clean so it does not clog between uses.
Specification
- 200ml spray bottle.
- Plant actives: turpentine oil from pine and larch, pine heartwood extract, tea tree oil.
- Leovet publish no percentage strengths for the actives, so none is stated here.
- Sold by Leovet as FrogMedic; the German name on the pack is Strahlserum.
- Leovet publish their doping-relevance classification as a separate FN/ADMR list rather than on the product page, so no competition status is claimed here.
Care & Caution
- Keep out of the eyes, and off the coronet band and heel bulbs.
- Do not spray into a wound or onto raw, bleeding tissue.
- Turpentine and tea tree oils are strong — wear gloves if your skin reacts to essential oils.
- Read the hazard statements printed on the bottle before first use and follow them.
- Thrush that has reached sensitive tissue, or a horse that is lame or has a discharging foot, needs a vet or a farrier rather than a spray.