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Thrush is a bacterial infection of the horses feet that can be contracted when they are locked in a warm, dark, damp, and unclean stall for longer than a few days. Thrush can be treated by cleaning stalls on a regular basis, putting protective pads on the horse to soak up the extra moisture, or using an antiseptic like kopertox.
