Seal Em & Heal Em Capsules Equine- Wound, Infection Ulcer Bite Bleeding & Hot Spot Support*

When your horse picks up a scrape, a cut, or a stubborn hot spot, you want something gentle to reach for, and Seal 'Em and Heal 'Em Equine in capsule form is made for exactly those moments. This is the convenient capsule version from Organic Pet Systems, formulated for equine wound, infection, ulcer, bite, bleeding, and hot spot support. It is recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system, so it fits alongside the care your horse already receives.

• Made for equine wound, infection, ulcer, bite, bleeding, and hot spot support, so one supplement covers the everyday bumps and scrapes of barn life.
• Comprised of potent proanthocyanidins, saponins, alkaloids, lignans, polyphenolic compounds, and diterpenes, the plant-derived constituents Organic Pet Systems built this formula around.
• Used holistically to help seal and heal all types of wounds, abrasions, rashes, cuts, hot spots, and infections, the brand says, including those bacterial, fungal, viral, or microbial in origin.
• The brand notes it helps stop bleeding on contact, which they suggest is useful for quicked, bleeding nails and hemorrhagic conditions.
• According to Organic Pet Systems, it helps limit inflammation as the body works to recover.
• The brand also says it may help heal surgical incisions up to 30 times faster, a claim worth discussing with your own veterinarian.
• May help address all types of topical and internal skin and coat irritations, per the maker's description.
• Capsule format keeps dosing tidy and straightforward, a welcome change when you are working out in the barn or on the go.
• Recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system, so it complements rather than replaces your horse's existing care.
• From Organic Pet Systems, a name focused on holistic animal wellness.

Every horse deserves attentive, thoughtful care, and these capsules give you a holistic option to keep on hand for the inevitable nicks and irritations. Remember that these are the brand's claims, offered for use under a traditional medical system, so always loop in your veterinarian for anything serious. Keep a bottle in your tack room and feel a little more prepared the next time your horse needs you.