Cavasso featured on the Soon a Horse Blog

Soon a Horse presents three new products from Horse Remedy, part of the Cavasso range of seaweed-based horse care products. The three new products tested are a seaweed and clay paste, a seaweed shampoo and a dry oil.

Seaweed and Clay Paste: Intended to relieve limbs after exertion and reduce soft or hard blemishes, this paste is applied directly to the skin. The author tested it on her horse with a soft spot on a fetlock. She noted an improvement, although the tare did not disappear completely. The paste, left on for 24 hours, does not dry out in the jar.

Seaweed Shampoo: Made with seaweed, this shampoo cleans, shines and respects the integrity of hair and mane. It fortifies and remineralizes while being gentle. Apply to damp hair, massage into a lather and rinse with water.

Dry Oil: Designed to deeply nourish hair and skin, this oil reduces itching. The author applies it by hand, but it can also be used with a brush or dusting pad. The scent is described as pleasant, reminiscent of washing powder.

The author appreciates the diversity of the Cavasso range, highlighting the benefits of seaweed in these products. She also mentions that her horse seems to enjoy massages with the dry oil. In conclusion, the article offers a positive review of the three new products in Horse Remedy's Cavasso range.

Find out more about the tests for Cavasso's seaweed and clay paste, shampoo and wonderful dry oil: https://soon-a-horse.com/2018/03/cavasso-le-bien-etre-pour-les-chevaux/

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