Equivizor ophthalmic recovery mask - 100% UV-resistant transparent PVC

Recovery mask for horses for veterinary use

In most cases, eye surgery requires specific temporary protection once your horse is back in the stable. Not only must the treated area be kept as free from dust as possible, but you must also prevent the horse from scratching so as not to damage the treated area while it heals.

This ventilated PVC eye protection meets these various objectives. It is used in particular by veterinarians after surgery, when the sedated horse is waking up.

Made from rigid PVC with UV protection, it insulates and protects your horse's eyes without obstructing their vision. It features ventilation holes to promote air circulation and allow the wound to dry. The visor is lined with synthetic fur to prevent injury and ensure optimal comfort. A foam cushion is also provided, attached to the lower part, to prevent injury to the zygomatic processes. Three straps, two of which are equipped with sheaths, allow the product to be held in place and secured to the horse's head.

This protection comes with an adaptable insect net, providing perfect secondary protection against flies when outdoors (paddock, field) during convalescence.

Pour connaître la bonne taille, reportez-vous à la grille des tailles. En cas d'erreur, nous traitons retours et réexpéditions dans les meilleurs délais, sur simple retour du produit dans un état irréprochable, impérativement sous 14 jours.

This mask is recommended or prescribed by equine veterinarians to aid in post-operative healing or treatment of the eye in cases of uveitis, cataracts, ulcers, or any other eye condition and/or fragility.

Made in Australia (materials and manufacturing).

Sizes: XS (Shetland) - S (pony) - M (cob) - L (full) - XL (xfull) - Clear visor (also available in tinted)

Please note:

If you have taken out insurance covering your horse's veterinary expenses, the purchase of eye protection required in the event of an accident or the treatment of an ophthalmic condition may be covered in whole or in part by your insurance company. If this is the case, and subject to its terms and conditions and the policy taken out, it will require the products to be prescribed by your veterinarian on the prescription they give you.