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Equiderma Neem Shampoo & Horse Care

Equiderma makes neem-based horse care in the USA: a Neem Shampoo it says can be used daily, a Neem N Aloe Horse Spray for biting flies, and a Thrush & Whiteline formula for the hoof.

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Updated October 2026 · By the Tack of the Day Product Team

Equiderma Neem Shampoo for horses

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Buying tip:Equiderma says its Neem Shampoo has no harsh sulfates and can be used daily, and that the Neem N Aloe Horse Spray is pesticide free and safe for foals. For hooves, apply the Thrush & Whiteline formula to a clean hoof and scrub it in with the brush end of a hoof pick.

Equiderma Neem Shampoo and Neem N Aloe Horse Spray

Equiderma Neem Shampoo is based on neem leaf and seed oil with arnica, pine bark, basil, chamomile and cherry bark. Equiderma says it has no harsh sulfates, does not strip the coat oils, and can be used daily; it also says the shampoo calms hives and soothes sweet itch and insect bite hypersensitivity.

The Neem N Aloe Horse Spray combines neem leaf and oil, aloe gel, citronella, eucalyptus, tea tree, lemongrass, lemon peel and lavender. Equiderma describes it as completely pesticide free, non-irritating, safe for foals and free of a greasy residue.

See them: Neem Shampoo and Neem N Aloe Horse Spray.

Equiderma Thrush & Whiteline formula for horse hooves

The Equiderma Thrush & Whiteline formula blends chlorhexidine and miconazole nitrate with zinc oxide powder and neem seed oil. Equiderma describes it as non-caustic, no-sting and non-staining, with a liquid that seeps into the cracks of the hoof wall.

To use it, apply to a clean hoof and scrub in with the brush end of a hoof pick. Equiderma products are described as cruelty free and made by a family-owned company in the USA.

See them: Thrush & Whiteline.

Who Equiderma is for

Equiderma suits owners who want neem-based bath, fly and hoof products from a small US maker.

  • Owners of horses that react to insect bites: the Neem Shampoo and Neem N Aloe Horse Spray.
  • Riders who bathe often: a shampoo Equiderma says is gentle enough for daily use.
  • Barns with foals: the horse spray, which Equiderma says is safe for foals.
  • Owners dealing with thrush or white line trouble: the Thrush & Whiteline formula, alongside advice from a vet or farrier.
  • Look elsewhere for a full grooming range: Equiderma on Tack of the Day is three products.

Equiderma FAQ

What is in Equiderma Neem Shampoo?

Equiderma lists neem leaf, neem seed oil, arnica, pine bark, basil, chamomile, cherry bark and lavandin grosso oil. It says the shampoo has no harsh sulfates.

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Can I use Equiderma Neem Shampoo every day?

Equiderma says its Neem Shampoo can be used daily and does not strip the oils that matter for skin and coat health.

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Is Equiderma Neem N Aloe Horse Spray safe for foals?

Equiderma describes the spray as completely pesticide free, non-irritating and safe for use on foals.

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How do I apply the Thrush & Whiteline formula?

Equiderma says to apply it to a clean hoof and scrub it in with the brush end of a hoof pick. See your vet or farrier for a hoof problem.

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Where is Equiderma made?

Equiderma describes its products as made in the USA by a family-owned and operated company, and as cruelty free.

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Sources, read October 26, 2026: Equiderma style descriptions, ingredients and directions as published with each style in the Tack of the Day catalog. Statements about effects and safety are Equiderma's own descriptions.