Global Herbs Skratch for Horses

The Itch Buster - Formerly known as SuperSkratch

• Skin-soothing herbal blend

• Stops itching and aids hair regrowth

• Balances digestion and soothes gut

• Helps your horse look beautiful and relaxed again

• Highest impact in the Skratch range

Skratch is a powerful herbal formula, designed to soothe and comfort itching and support the digestive system. The digestive support that Skratch offers is essential to help soothe and maintain healthy skin. Recent information has shown how important the digestive system is to the impact on your horses' skin. This is why our Skratch formula contains herbs that will aid normal digestion. Other products useful for itching that can be used alongside Skratch include: Black Salt, Cold pressed FlaxOil. 

For issues with flies, we recommend using FlyFree. Due to sharing some of the same ingredients we don't recommend using Skratch and FlyFree together. To read more about FlyFree click here

Ingredients: Turmeric, Indian Barberry, Cedar, Hay, Chebulic Myrobalan, Horseradish, Holy Basil, Trailing Eclipta, Winter Cherry, Amla, Long Pepper, Ginger, Black Pepper, Makoi, Creat, Gale of the Wind, Boarhavia Diffusa, Mango Bark, Guduchi Extract, Apple Flavouring, Amla Extract, Winter Cherry Extract, Holy Basil Extract, Mango Bark Extract.

Feeding Instructions: 

• Feed 2x25ml scoops twice daily for an average 500kg horse.

• Reduce to half this amount for maintenance levels.

• Skratch can be fed throughout the year.

• Suitable for all horses and ponies.

• Introduce to feed slowly and gradually build up to full feeding rate

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I introduce this product?

Follow the feeding directions on the product label and introduce dietary changes gradually where appropriate. Use the serving recommended for your horse or pony.

Can it be used alongside other horse supplements?

Check ingredient lists to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant or is on a specialist diet, seek veterinary or qualified equine nutrition advice before combining supplements.

What if my horse competes?

Competition rules can vary. Check the current rules that apply to your discipline and pay particular attention to any competition warning supplied with the product.