Ungula Naturalis Forks balm 280 ml

Ungula regenerating balm for the radius. This balm nourishes, repairs, disinfects and waterproofs.

Usage:
Curatively, this balm repairs the damaged radius (rotted radius, flaccid and painful furrows) while nourishing and rebuilding it. Preventively, he keeps the jet healthy by feeding it and making it watertight.

Instructions:
- Keep the balm at a temperature between 15 and 20 degrees to make it easier to use.
- Curative: Wear vinyl gloves to protect your hands, then take a nut of balm with your fingers, press the balm into the middle grooves of the beam by pressing firmly. Afterwards you can also smear the rest of the damaged beam using a brush. Repeat this action daily until the beam has fully recovered and looks firm, smooth and healthy again.
- Preventive: Lubricate the jet 2 times a week using a hoof brush. If the horse is on very moist soil, you can apply it once every 2 days.

Compound:
- 6 different essential oils, pure and raw for more than 1.5%
- Pearl
- More than 1.4% beeswax
- More than 1.0% shea butter
- 7 vegetable oils (of which more than 2.5% Almond oil and Argan oil)
- Cold filtered cod liver oil suitable for the preparation of foodstuffs
- Tallow suitable for food preparation
- Vaseline
- Vitamins
- Maceration of an oil in the tree bark to extract its properties

Remark:
- After 2 to 3 days of applying the balm, the jet may again spread a bad smell. This is basically the humidity that was present in the jet that pulls out. It is necessary to continue treatment.
- Problems with the damaged jet are often due to the presence of moisture in the jet which will affect it. If you want to optimize its healing, you must ensure that the horse is in a clean and dry environment.
- For greater efficiency, Ungula recommends that after applying the balm in the middle grooves of the beam, isolate it with cotton wool.
- The beam balm is intended for the treatment of the beam, but it can also be used on the hoof wall to harden it. Or just on the last centimeter at the bottom, close to the horseshoe to make the nail holes watertight.
- If the spray gives off a bad smell, you must absolutely use “SOS spray” before applying “Radiant Balm”.