Thrush Treatments
Thrush is a bacterial infection of the frog. It thrives where air cannot reach -- deep clefts, packed-in mud, a stall that stays damp. You will smell it before you see it, and the discharge is black and greasy rather than dry crumbly horn. Not sure that is what you are looking at? What is thrush in horses walks through telling it apart from white line disease and abscesses.
Treating it takes three things: get the foot clean and open, put an antiseptic on the affected tissue, and keep the environment dry enough that it cannot re-establish. Skip the third and you will be treating it again in a month. For the long version, read the best thrush treatment for horses, and your guide to horse hoof wraps for packing and wrapping.
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