Curicyn Eye Care Solution
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Equine First-Aid Care
Curicyn Wound, Eye and Fly Care
Curicyn gives riders one barn shelf for the small emergencies: wound, eye and ear care plus a botanical-oil fly spray, all listed by the maker as antibiotic and steroid free, so a scrape or a gritty eye gets handled fast.
By the Tack of the Day Product Team · Updated November 2026
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Curicyn wound, eye, ear and first-aid products for the barn and the trailer
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Wound, eye, ear and first-aid kits
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Curicyn puts the whole barn first-aid shelf in one brand
Five sections cover wound care, eye and ear care, the two gels, the BodyGuard fly and flea spray, and which Curicyn kit fits a trailer, a barn or the trail.
Wound care
Curicyn wound care spray, clay and powder for barn cuts
Curicyn wound care covers a barn cut in three forms: a spray, a clay and a powder. Original Wound Care is the everyday spray; Curicyn lists it for wounds, lacerations and scratches, and describes it as antibiotic and steroid free, hypoallergenic, non-toxic and pH-balanced, made in the USA. Curicyn also says it absorbs quickly and will not deter hair re-growth, which matters on a show horse's leg or shoulder. Wound Care Clay is a thick formula Curicyn lists for wounds that are hard to bandage; it needs no bandage and can be used as hoof packing. Blood Stop Powder is the one for small abrasions, cuts and lacerations, and Curicyn lists it as stopping bleeding on contact with a non-toxic formula. Reach for the spray first, the clay when a bandage will not stay put, and the powder when bleeding is the immediate problem. Look elsewhere if the injury is deep, near a joint or not improving; that is a call for your veterinarian, not a bottle from the shelf. See the full line under Shop all.
Eye and ear
Curicyn eye care, pink eye and ear wash for horses
Curicyn eye and ear care gives a rider a bottle for each job. Eye Care Solution is Curicyn's all-purpose eyewash; the maker lists it as antibiotic and steroid free, easy to apply and pain-free, with a gentle formula that adds moisture. Pink Eye Solution is a gel-based formula that Curicyn lists for conjunctivitis (pink eye), sold as a 3oz twist cap or a 24oz trigger spray. Pink Eye Kit bundles eye drops, eye patches and adhesive, and Curicyn lists it as safe for horses, cattle, alpaca, goats, sheep and pigs. For ears, Ear Cleansing Solution is listed as hypoallergenic and pH balanced for ear cleaning and washing, and as safe for horses and other animals. The kit makes sense for a trailer or a barn with several animals, the 3oz bottle for a single horse. Look elsewhere if an eye is swollen shut, cloudy or painful; call your veterinarian first. Browse the whole line under Shop all.
Gels
Curicyn gels for hot spots and fly-pestered wounds
Curicyn gels cover two problems that keep a horse picking at his own skin: flies on an open spot and itch that will not quit. Dual Action Gel combines a wound gel with insect repellent; Curicyn lists it as DEET free, botanical oil based, and antibiotic and steroid free, and says it forms a second skin barrier so pests stay away without a bandage. That makes it a natural pick for a summer scrape low on a leg where a wrap will not stay clean. Hot Spot Formula is an extra-strength gel Curicyn lists for hot spots, skin allergies and irritations; the maker says it does not stain or burn on application and helps relieve itch. Both gels are made and packaged in the USA, per Curicyn. Choose the Dual Action Gel when flies are the worry and Hot Spot Formula when irritation is. Look elsewhere if a skin patch is spreading, weeping heavily or keeps coming back; that needs a veterinarian's eye. Find both under Shop all.
Fly repellent
Curicyn BodyGuard fly and flea spray with no DEET
Curicyn BodyGuard Repellent is the fly and flea spray for riders who want a botanical oil-based formula instead of DEET. BodyGuard Repellent is listed by Curicyn as DEET, antibiotic and steroid free, hypoallergenic and non-toxic, with a natural, gentle formula and no harsh odors, and as safe and effective for use on all animals. That last point suits a barn where the horses, the barn cat and the farm dog all share the same aisle. It ships as a large 1.3gal pump with a 1gal refill, so one pump can stay at the wash rack while the refill tops it up through the season. For a fly-pestered wound, pair it with Dual Action Gel, which Curicyn lists as insect repellent plus wound gel. Look elsewhere if you need a small bottle for a saddle pack or show trunk; the gallon-scale sizes are built for the barn. Open Shop all to see the rest of the line.
Who it's for
Who Curicyn is for: trailer, barn and trail kits
Curicyn fits the rider who handles scrapes, gritty eyes and fly-bitten spots herself and wants one brand on the first-aid shelf. For the trailer and the trail, the Equine Triage Kit is a 36-piece first aid kit in an 8 by 4 by 8 inch carry case that weighs 2.6lbs, and Curicyn says it includes a first aid manual and a 3oz bottle of its wound care spray. For hoof trouble, the Hoof Care Kit is a single-application kit with a molded rubber hoof form and bandage; Curicyn lists it as staying on for up to 48 hours. Skin trouble goes to Hot Spot Formula. English and western riders alike will find it filed under Horse Care and Veterinary Supplies. Look elsewhere if you want a prescription product or a diagnosis; Curicyn's products are first-aid care to keep on hand next to your veterinarian's advice, not a replacement for it. Browse everything under Shop all.
Questions riders ask
Curicyn FAQ
What sizes does Curicyn come in?
Curicyn lists sizes from 2oz and 3oz travel bottles to 8oz, 16oz and 24oz bottles, plus a 1gal refill and a 1.3gal pump, depending on the product. Open the size row in Find Your Fit and pick the size that matches where you will keep it.
Are Curicyn products antibiotic and steroid free?
Curicyn lists Original Wound Care, Wound Care Clay, Eye Care Solution, Ear Cleansing Solution and BodyGuard Repellent as antibiotic and steroid free. Check each product's description on its page, then open the one you need from section 1 or 2.
Does Curicyn BodyGuard Repellent contain DEET?
Curicyn lists BodyGuard Repellent as DEET free, with a natural, botanical oil-based formula, no harsh odors and a statement that it is safe and effective on all animals. Read the full description on its page, then open section 4 to compare sizes.
What comes in the Curicyn Pink Eye Kit?
Curicyn lists eye drops, eye patches and adhesive in the Pink Eye Kit, and says the kit is antibiotic and steroid free. Open section 2 to see the kit next to the Pink Eye Solution.