What Farmco Recommends It For:
We recommend Ranvet Fungazol Cream for treating fungal skin conditions in horses, including ringworm, girth itch and greasy heel. It also works on saddle rash, dermatitis and mixed bacterial and fungal skin infections. It’s a must-have for any tack room or float first aid kit.
Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:
Fungazol starts working quickly and covers a broad range of yeasts and fungi. One tube handles several common skin problems, so you don’t need a separate product for each. Ranvet is a trusted name in Australian equine health, and horse owners rely on this cream.
Fast-Acting Relief for Fungal Skin Problems
Fungal skin infections can spread quickly through a stable, so you want a treatment that works straight away. Ranvet Fungazol Cream contains 10 mg/g of econazole nitrate, a broad-spectrum anti-fungal that acts rapidly against a wide range of yeasts and fungi. It targets Candida species, Torulopsis and dermatophytes such as Trichophyton, Epidermophyton and Malassezia.
One Cream for Many Conditions
Fungazol treats ringworm, girth itch, dermatitis, saddle rash, greasy heel and mycotic skin infections. It also helps with short-lived and persistent skin conditions, including mixed bacterial and fungal infections such as rain scald, so it earns its place in your first aid kit.
Simple to Apply
First clean away any dirt and dried discharge from the area. Apply Fungazol liberally into and around the affected area twice a day until the condition clears, then apply it less often as the skin improves. Wear gloves and wash your hands afterwards, because the cream may irritate eyes and skin.
Help Stop Infections Coming Back
Fungi thrive in damp, dirty conditions and struggle in sunlight and clean, dry, warm environments. Keep stables and bedding clean and dry. While you treat an infection, don’t share saddle cloths, girths or brushes between horses. Good stable hygiene combined with Fungazol gives your horse the best chance of a quick recovery.

What Farmco Recommends It For:




