Equiwinner™ for Healthy Skin & Coat in Horses Year-Round
Itchy skin, dull poor coat color, sweet itch or not shedding? Equiwinner does that too! Order HereList of RetailersElectrolytes play a key role in skin moisture. When they’re in balance, your horse’s coat stays protected and looks its healthiest.
Got an itchy horse?
Is it a bacterial or fungal infection? Worse, if allergies are suspected when a horse has a skin condition, it’s a real headache with long term consequences. But it might be much simpler than that. The horse is naturally protected from skin microbes by balanced electrolyte salts in perspiration. Even the eyes are protected by the salt in tears. Horse skin problems can occur when that electrolyte balance is compromised, which often happens. However, when the exact correct balance of electrolytes is present in normal perspiration, the horse’s natural defense against normal skin microbes works as nature intended. Equiwinner does that! Restore electrolyte balance and many skin conditions will disappear. Please note that correct balance and a healthy coat for horses cannot be achieved by feeding electrolytes.
Itchiness can also be from insect bite hypersensitivity. Fly sheets and masks are usually used to avoid contact with the troublesome flies but Equiwinner does that too. Pesky flies are less interested in Equiwinner horses. A 10-day treatment is cheaper than good fly sheets and masks and your horse will prefer being naked and left in peace. Learn how proper electrolyte balance can give your horse freedom from flies here.
A Horse of a Different Color!
They say that beauty is only skin deep. We beg to differ. Hessel, a ten-year-old Friesian, in Queen Creek, AZ, was becoming dull and brown looking. After one Equiwinner treatment, his coat was restored to a beautiful dark shiny black, the color he was meant to be. Obviously, Hessel is now healthier because he looks better, naturally, and without any special coat supplements. This is a great example of what can happen when electrolytes work properly. Hessel is the picture of health!
Sweet Itch Success
One of the most challenging skin conditions has met its match. Sweet itch is a debilitating condition for horses which has always been difficult to treat. Olympic Peninsula Equine Network (OPEN) in Western Washington State, was struggling with sweet itch in some of their rescue horses. After trying Equiwinner treatments on two of these horses, they couldn’t believe the results because everything else they tried before didn’t work well. The ten-day treatment was easy, and the horses’ coats healed quickly. They also noticed that the midges were less interested in the horses. One of the horses needed a second treatment, but the initial results have lasted through the winter and into spring. Read about it here.
Healthy shedding for a comfortable summer and more!
These two seniors will now enjoy summer more. Their owners will be happy to avoid clipping.
Equiwinner, coming to the rescue at After The Homestretch-Arizona OTTB Horse Rescue! Bella, a 28 year old thoroughbred, has always been beautiful, but this year her coat shed out better than it has in a long time after treating her with Equiwinner patches. The before and after photos speak for themselves, healthier coat, better shedding, and one very happy senior girl. “Senior horses deserve to feel their best too, and seeing Bella looking this good at 28 makes us pretty happy.”
Smart Electrolytes™ keep horses healthier. You’ll see it with your own eyes.
Equiwinner patches contain natural balanced electrolytes and nothing goes into the body of the horse. One ten-day treatment can last the season or up to one full year. There are no side effects.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Equine Skin & Coat Health
Why do conventional approaches like topical treatments or feeding electrolytes often fail to resolve recurring skin issues, and how does Equiwinner provide a better solution?
Topical treatments may offer temporary relief but don't fix the underlying electrolyte imbalances that compromise the skin's natural defenses. Similarly, simply feeding electrolytes doesn't ensure they function correctly at the cellular level for proper perspiration and protection. Equiwinner stands out by restoring optimum electrolyte balance, enabling the horse's body to naturally defend against microbes, insects, and irritants for lasting results without constant interventions.
How does Equiwinner help with skin conditions that worsen during certain seasons?
Seasonal factors like increased insect activity, humidity changes, or sweating patterns can amplify skin vulnerabilities when internal balances are off. Equiwinner addresses this by normalizing electrolyte function in perspiration, which strengthens the skin's barrier year-round and reduces attraction to insects like midges, making it an effective solution even during peak problem periods without relying on barriers like fly sheets.
Why might some horses require more than one Equiwinner treatment for optimal skin and coat results?
How a horse is fed can also have an effect on how long a treatment lasts in general. There’s more information about that here.
How soon can I expect to see improvements in my horse's skin and coat after using Equiwinner?
Initial signs, such as reduced itching or irritation, may appear within days as optimum electrolyte balance is restored. More visible changes, like coat shine, hair regrowth, and overall skin repair, typically develop over several weeks. Monitoring progress for a full month gives the best indication of Equiwinner's long-term effectiveness in enhancing comfort and appearance.
In what ways does Equiwinner support a horse's overall wellbeing beyond just skin health?
By correcting electrolyte imbalances that affect the skin - the body's largest organ - Equiwinner often leads to broader improvements, reflecting better internal function. Horses may exhibit calmer behavior, reduced reactivity from chronic discomfort, and increased vitality, ultimately elevating their quality of life without the need for additional supplements or treatments.