Learn more Tim Couzens MRCVS Rain scald is one of the most common skin conditions found in horses when there are long periods of wet weather and, unsurpringly, it is most prevalent during the ...

Also known as rain scald, the condition presents itself as scabs on your horse’s back, rump, hindquarters and sometimes his head and legs – places that are frequently wet from rain.

Removing livestock from high-risk areas early can help prevent injuries and reduce prolonged exposure to floodwater.

"The big things [are] rain scald in horses, dermatitis and infected feet in the horses and the dogs. "As soon as the rain clears and the sun comes out, we're going to have some really severe skin ...

Two women have admitted causing five horses to suffer in Bromsgrove after they were found with rain scald and lice infestation. Charlie Virginia Hingley of Netherton and Lucia Kate Stanton of no ...