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MASC Care Finder

Describe your horse's need in your own words. The assistant works only on the MASC catalogue and suggests at most three products, each with the reason behind it.

Conversation with the Care Finder

Deterministic staging mode on the local dataset — no remote model connected.

  1. You

    LEATHER SOAP SPRAY

    MASC

    I found 3 relevant products in the Leather family. Here is why.

    • LEATHER BAR SOAP — Bar Soap with Glycerine

      LEATHER BAR SOAP

      Cuoio

      Why it is relevant

      • Belongs to the Cuoio family of the catalogue.
      • Bar Soap with Glycerine

      Directions

      Fully dry clean the parts to be treated then wipe a moist sponge on Leather Bar Soap Glycerine, squeeze repeatedly to achieve a soft foam, distribute it on the items and remove the remaining product with a cloth or moist sponge.

      Formats: 200 g bar

    • LEATHER BALM — Nourishing Balm with Jojoba Oil

      LEATHER BALM

      Cuoio

      Why it is relevant

      • Belongs to the Cuoio family of the catalogue.
      • Nourishing Balm with Jojoba Oil

      Directions

      Apply with a soft cloth or a sponge on the concerned parts until dry. Repeat if necessary.

      Formats: 500 ml pot

    • LEATHER GREASE — Grease with Virgin Beeswax

      LEATHER GREASE

      Cuoio

      Why it is relevant

      • Belongs to the Cuoio family of the catalogue.
      • Grease with Virgin Beeswax

      Directions

      Apply with a soft cloth or a sponge on the concerned parts until dry. Use a generous amount of product and repeat if necessary on heavily damaged items.

      Formats: 500 ml · 1000 ml · 3 lt pot

Assistant rules

  • Answers only about the Marty/MASC catalogue and approved product fields.
  • No diagnosis; it does not replace a vet, farrier or qualified professional.
  • No off-label use, no dosage outside the product sheet, no therapeutic promise.
  • No open-web information: the Marty dataset is the only source.
  • In case of pain, injury, persistent symptoms or emergency, contact a veterinarian.

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