IAH Flint’s Medicated Oil

Wound & Gall Treatment for Horses, Cattle & Sheep

A topical wound treatment formulated to assist with the healing of cuts, wounds, galls and lacerations in horses, cattle and sheep.

Safe, gentle and soothing to use, the formulation provides long-lasting protection to the affected area while helping control bacterial contamination, repel flies and reduce the formation of excessive granulation tissue commonly known as proud flesh.

Recommended For

• Cuts and wounds
• Large cuts and lacerations
• Galls and skin abrasions
• General skin wounds
• Wounds prone to proud flesh
• Areas requiring protection from flies and environmental contamination

Helps Control Proud Flesh

Excessive granulation tissue, commonly called proud flesh, can become a problem during wound healing, particularly in horses.

This treatment helps prevent the formation of excessive granulation tissue while supporting the normal healing process.

Antibacterial Protection

The active ingredient Cresol provides antibacterial action against susceptible Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, helping control bacterial contamination at the wound site.

Protective & Fly-Repellent Action

Once applied, the formulation creates a protective film over the healing wound, helping shield the affected area from environmental contamination.

It also helps repel flies from the wound site, providing additional protection during the healing process.

Key Benefits

• Assists with the healing of cuts, wounds and galls
• Ideal for larger cuts and lacerations
• Helps prevent excessive proud flesh
• Antibacterial action against susceptible bacteria
• Forms a protective film over the wound
• Helps repel flies
• Safe, gentle and soothing to apply
• Provides long-lasting protection
• Suitable for horses, cattle and sheep

Combining antibacterial action, wound protection, fly repellency and proud flesh control, this topical treatment is a versatile addition to the stable, farm or livestock first aid kit.

Always read and follow the product label and directions for use. Seek veterinary attention for deep, severe, heavily contaminated or non-healing wounds.