Exclusive partnership helene.papote x produits-veto.com for the Equine Wellness Advent Calendar

We are delighted to announce our collaboration with helene.papote, a naturopath specialising in equine phyto-aromatherapy, for a unique project: the Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar. This digital calendar offers an educational video every day in December on key topics around equine wellbeing, along with competitions to win carefully selected products, such as our Cothivet spray, ideal for disinfecting wounds.

About our partnership with Hélène Ralda

With her expertise and a community of more than 13.1k followers passionate about animal wellbeing, helene.papote shares practical advice and scientific knowledge to improve daily life for horses and their owners. Her approach blends science and tradition, an approach that Produits Veto fully shares.

Why this Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar is special

How to enter the Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar giveaway?

Follow @produits-veto.com and @helene.papote on Instagram, and stay tuned every day in December to discover new videos, learn, and try to win unique products.

Also enjoy an exclusive promotional code that will be revealed during this giveaway for all your purchases of animal health and wellbeing products on our site.

Don't miss this opportunity to broaden your knowledge and give the best to your companion thanks to Produits Veto and Hélène Ralda!

What are the prizes for the Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar?

Every day, Hélène will offer a product linked to the day's reel, such as the Cothivet spray for disinfecting wounds.

When does the Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar draw take place?

The draw takes place daily throughout the month of December. Finally, a final draw will take place on 25 December.

What are the prizes to be won in the Equine Wellbeing Advent Calendar?

You could win numerous prizes, such as horse care products like the Cothivet spray, practical accessories in a surprise box, as well as an exclusive promotional code valid on our website.

And that's not all! The other participants in the calendar remain a surprise, but include equine ethology researchers, horse trainers, and committed French brands.

FAQ – Wound Healing and Care for Horses

How to properly clean a wound on a horse?

To clean a wound on a horse, it is recommended to start by removing debris with lukewarm water. Using a suitable antiseptic, such as Cothivet spray, then disinfects the wound while stimulating healing.

What products are most effective for healing equine wounds?

Products such as Cothivet, specially designed for disinfecting wounds, are effective in promoting rapid healing and preventing infections, thanks to their natural, antibacterial composition.

How to prevent wound infections in a horse?

Regularly cleaning the wound with antiseptic products, combined with suitable dressings if necessary, helps limit the risk of infection. Keeping the wound area clean and dry is also essential.

Do wounds in horses heal more slowly than in other animals?

Wounds in horses sometimes heal more slowly, particularly on the lower limbs. This difference is explained by weaker blood flow and constant movement. Using appropriate care can nevertheless promote rapid recovery.

What are the signs of poor healing in a horse?

Signs of poor healing include persistent swelling, redness, warmth around the wound, or an unusual odour. These signs potentially indicate an infection and require a veterinary consultation.