Things You'll Need
- Oatmeal horse shampoo
- Horse comb
- Damp cloth
- Mane and tail conditioner
- Eucalyptus oil
Instructions
Wet the horse̵7;s mane with lukewarm water and work an oatmeal horse shampoo into the hair and skin to remove any dead skin cells and flaking.
Rinse off the shampoo well with lukewarm water. Do not leave behind any soapy residue as this will lead to skin irritation and a worsening of dandruff symptoms.
Comb through the mane with a horse comb. Use gentle pressure to remove any tangles and dandruff.
Wipe away any remaining skin flakes and dandruff from the horse̵7;s skin with a damp cloth.
Spray the horse̵7;s mane with a light coating of a mane and tail conditioner. The conditioner will restore the mane̵7;s shine and provide lubrication to prevent further drying and flaking.
Work eucalyptus oil into the roots of the horse̵7;s mane. The eucalyptus oil will kill any fungal infections that are causing a worsening of symptoms.
Repeat washing the horse̵7;s mane with the shampoo and applying the mane and tail conditioner and eucalyptus oil every two weeks.