Customer Experiences

Experience with Finecto+ HORSE @Jannetest

I've actually been using Finecto for almost two years for Janne, but last winter I decided to stop feeding Finecto. This was mainly due to the sky-high veterinary costs I had at the time. I thought Finecto didn't make such a big difference for Janne, so I could skip it for a while. But in hindsight, I shouldn't have stopped.

Janne has had unexplained itching all over her body for some time, both in summer and winter. She has been tested multiple times by the vet for mites, among other things, but unfortunately, without any results. Besides the itching, Janne also has sweet itch, and the last thing I want is for her to completely ruin her tail and mane from rubbing.

Janne had terrible itching recently, worse than ever. She was biting herself all over her body and in her feathering. About two months ago, I decided to start giving her Finecto again. The first week in a high dosage (as indicated on the packaging) and then slowly reduced it to 2 scoops a day. Over the last few weeks, I've noticed this slowly but surely starting to decrease. Janne is definitely not itch-free yet, but as I watch her, the itching has reduced so much that now only grooming feels extremely good! Finecto is not a miracle cure, but it has really helped Janne a lot. It feels good to see that she no longer bites herself hard all the time or contorts into awkward positions just to scratch her feathering!

Moreover, Janne rubs her tail and mane much less. What used to be a daily occurrence now happens only occasionally. And to be honest, she hasn't rubbed her tail at all in the last three weeks.

I'm very happy that Finecto can help her in this way. It really takes some time to work, it doesn't solve all problems, and it's certainly not cheap, but we have seen a difference! Good management alongside Finecto is very important, but I will definitely keep feeding her Finecto, that’s for sure!

Customer Review

Finecto DOG

Lizzy

We tested Finecto+ Dog on our corgi with a flea allergy. Normally she scratches herself bald, but this has now stopped. It took about 5 days before we noticed a difference. We are very satisfied with the effectiveness of Finecto+ Dog. Additionally, we noticed that Lizzy started to smell better. An extra plus in our opinion!

Finecto+ HORSE

Vera

A year and a half ago, this foal became my granddaughter's best friend. I had already noticed that he was scratching a bit, and where we were, it was full of flies and horseflies. On Facebook, I happened to read about Finecto+ Horse. We were already giving the horses garlic powder, but I decided to buy a jar of this mysterious stuff for the foal. Soon I noticed that our other mare had up to 15 horseflies on her in 10 minutes (which we then killed by hand), but the foal only had one occasionally, and it was gone just as quickly; IT WORKED!

Our vet once mentioned the problem of "insects," and I showed him Finecto. He said doubtfully, "Whoever invents that, but it won't be harmful." I had no doubts, saw the results, and we started giving it to the mare as well. She also had much less trouble with insects in the pasture fairly quickly. I will continue using it, it's fantastic stuff, the horses are calm and comfortable, I recommend it to everyone! Their coats shine and, according to the farrier and vet, they have strong hooves, even in wet pastures... thank you, Finecto+.

Finecto+ Dog

Annebel & Lotje

Our two dachshunds spend a lot of time outdoors. We have a small horse business where the dogs can roam freely. They also love to run through the tall grass in the meadows between the horses. The only downside is that they get a lot of ticks. Since we were already familiar with Finecto from the horse version, we immediately started using the dog version when it became available. We clearly noticed a difference in the number of ticks we had to remove from Lotje and Annebel. Where it used to be about 5 ticks per week, it's now down to 1 tick per week. In our opinion, a good improvement.

Finecto+ ORAL

Vogelproblemen.nl

Until an uncle of mine, a chicken keeper and canary hobbyist, asked if I had checked them for red mites. I hadn't thought of that right away since I always clean the cage thoroughly and regularly treat it with a mite spray. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be red mites. They had hidden in a small crack under the drawer and in the perch hangers.