Neem Oil pure and cold-pressed

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FACT: Pro-Equine only supplies premium grade Neem Oil with a high, active Azadirachtin content. Cheap, low grade oil will not work on the conditions below.

Neem Oil is, quite simply, one of nature’s marvels and has a multitude of uses. For starters, it is antibacterial and anti-fungal and contains vitamin E and many essential amino acids, which help moisturise and soothe the skin. Its collagen properties promote healthy, new skin, reduce scar tissue and encourage rapid hair regrowth.

For horses that are bothered by flies and midges and rub and scratch away parts of their mane, tail and even their coat, Neem Oil is ideal. It can be applied, neat or diluted, to keep the pesky insects away in the first instance and avoid your horse being bitten. Once your horse has been bitten and is itchy, Neem Oil can be applied to the itchy and rubbed areas. Neem helps stop further biting, deeply moisturises and soothes the skin, and encourages rapid hair regrowth.

Neem has repellent properties and has been scientifically tested for use against midges. The University of Edinburgh1 evaluated Neem oil for “repellent and anti-feedant activity” against the biting midge Culicoides impunctatus and concluded that blood-feeding by the midge was “significantly reduced by topical applications of Neem oil”.

Can be used neat (on humans and animals) or can be diluted (to make a rinse solution or spray) by adding a small amount of a mild detergent or any of our shampoos, such as Bug Buster Shampoo, along with water. A dilution of at least 1 part Neem to 20 parts water is recommended for a fly spray. It is also fine to use Neem even when the sun is shining!

Neem Oil can be applied onto your horse’s legs, particularly white socks, during the muddy, winter months, will soften and remove scabs, tackle itching and encourage hair re-growth. The oil can be wiped off with a clean, dry cloth at regular intervals to remove debris.

Please note our Neem Oil is 100% cold-pressed oil with no additives or preservatives so it will solidify at low temperatures. We recommend that during winter you decant the oil into a smaller, microwavable container, or a container that can be stood in hot water to re-liquify the oil.

1 Toward development of neem-based repellents against the Scottish Highland biting midge Culicoides impunctatus. Blackwell A1Evans KAStrang RHCole M.

Neem Oil is, quite simply, one of nature’s marvels and has many uses for horse skin care problems, hoof health and fly protection.

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Lynne Pearson (Methlick, Scotland, United Kingdom)
Great stuff

Neem Oil really helped to heal our self harmer in the summer and kept the flies away from it when he cut his leg. Pro-equine have awesome products and so helpful over the phone. Highly recommend.
Love the alternative fly spray too.

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Claire Duncan (Haddington, Scotland, United Kingdom)
Love Pro-equine Oil

I have used Neem oil and Alternative fly spray on my itchy highland pony for a few years. Its the best on the market. This year he has a full, unrubbed tail! 😉

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Hollie (Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom)
My favourite go to product in the summer!

Amazing all rounder for treating sweet itch and cleg bites to preventing them at the same time! It helps wounds heal so quickly and the hair grow back just as fast. I also love the shine it puts on my thoroughbreds coat, he looks so healthy. I don’t mind the smell either but that might just be me lol! Looking forwards to trying it out as a barrier for the mud in the winter months.

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Emily Riddell
Been for mallendars

My very hairy cob had mallendars and using straight neem oil for a week then wundergel for a week has pretty much entirely cleared up the mallendars.

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celia smith (Berkhamsted, England, United Kingdom)
Repeat Purchase.

Great for sweet itch and keeps the midges away at the same time. Goes a bit solid in cold weather, but I put a bit in a small bottle (for shower gel etc in hotels) and keep it warm in my inside pocket.

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