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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

    SLICK GEL

    MASC

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

    • SLICK GEL — Long lasting protective barrier gel. Highly gliding

      SLICK GEL

      Arti

      Why it is relevant

      • Long lasting protective barrier gel. Highly gliding

      Directions

      Thoroughly clean the concerned parts and spread a 1-cm thick layer. Slick Gel can be removed with water, sponge and soap. Its peculiar fat based texture makes Slick Gel specially designed to achieve a longer durability and a better adhesion even in water jumps.

      Formats: 1000 g pot

    • VILLATE/VILLATE GEL — Cleansing and Sanitising lotion for the hoof

      VILLATE/VILLATE GEL

      Zoccolo

      Why it is relevant

      • Belongs to the Zoccolo family of the catalogue.
      • Cleansing and Sanitising lotion for the hoof

      Directions

      Spray: carefully clean the frog then spray Villate on the whole hoof sole. Gel: carefully clean the frog then spread Villate Gel on the whole hoof sole.

      Formats: 500 ml spray bottle; 250 ml bottle

    • HOT GEL — Muscle massage Gel with Capsicum

      HOT GEL

      Arti

      Why it is relevant

      • Muscle massage Gel with Capsicum

      Directions

      Spread an adequate amount of gel and cover the horse limbs and/or the other areas to be treated. Massage until fully dry.

      Formats: 250 ml 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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