ANIMADERM - Original lotion

Discover Animaderm's Derfen™ Original lotion, the must-have treatment to relieve summer dermatitis and skin irritation in thin-skinned horses. Specially formulated without neem oil or insecticides, this lotion instantly soothes itching, reduces skin irritability and promotes skin regeneration. For thicker skin, opt for Derfen™ Clear lotion from Animaderm.

Thanks to its perfectly balanced plant complex, Derfen™ Original helps replenish the epidermis' natural resources, while soothing inflammation caused by repeated scratching. Its dry oil-based formula enables rapid absorption without clogging fine skin, leaving a protective lipid micro-film that preserves skin respiration.

Rich in vitamins E, D and K, as well as antioxidants, Derfen™ Original's ingredients work against oxidative stress in the skin, reducing damage caused by external aggressors such as the sun, insect bites, sweat and dust. This versatile treatment is ideal for maintaining your horse's skin health and comfort all year round. Its long-lasting efficacy relieves symptoms for 3 to 7 days, offering your horse constant relief.

POSOLOGY:

To treat summer dermatitis, apply Derfen™ Original at the base of the manes directly to the irritated skin, massaging lightly. Reapply when your horse scratches again, following your animal's individual needs...

In winter, scratching can have a variety of causes, such as lice, feeding problems or drug reactions. Derfen™ Original helps relieve itching, but it's important to investigate and treat the underlying cause.

For lice infestations, consult your vet for appropriate treatment.

PRECAUTION FOR USE:

Derfen™ Original should not be applied every day or as a preventive measure.

Allow at least 3 days between applications.

A non-doping and non-photosensitizing product, it is safe and respectful of your horse's skin.

Derfen™ Clear Lotion soothes itching but is not intended for daily or preventative use.

As with any product, it is recommended to test a small area of skin first and wait 24 hours before general application.