A pumpable clay-brace step for post-work barn routines.

When this collection is the right lane

Choose MasterMudd™ when a clay-brace format fits the job and you want controlled placement from a 64oz pump container. It is a different format from liniment gel, concentrate, or a cooling body wash. Format should follow the horse, the work, the area being checked, and the product label—not the idea that one product must do every job.

Before applying any clay brace

• Check both sides for heat, pain, swelling, wounds, and movement changes.
• Start with clean skin and follow the current label for placement, contact time, removal, and wrap directions.
• Do not assume more product or longer contact is better.
• Stop and call your veterinarian for sudden or one-sided swelling, marked pain, lameness, a wound, fever, or rapid worsening.

Common MasterMudd™ questions

Is a clay brace the same as liniment gel? No. They are different formats with different application and removal routines. Choose from the label and the job rather than treating them as interchangeable.

Should MasterMudd™ go under a wrap? Only if the current product directions allow it and the person wrapping knows correct technique. Never use a wrap to hide heat, pain, swelling, or a movement change.

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