Don’t let Qld Itch hold you back!

Horses affected by insect bite hypersensitivity can be challenging to manage and treat effectively. Our goal is to provide your team with the knowledge and confidence to better understand IBH and how horses can benefit from using Equicort® as part of their treatment plan.

This presentation covers the causes and clinical signs of IBH, the role of Equicort® in managing the condition, and practical tips for improving patient outcomes. The session, including time for questions, takes approximately 1 hour. Please contact your local Territory Representative to book a session.

Struggling with itchy, uncomfortable horses?

The World Association for Veterinary Dermatology’s Clinical Consensus Guidelines are here to help! This globally recognized resource brings together expert insights and the latest research on equine allergic skin diseases, including insect bite hypersensitivity (Queensland Itch), atopic dermatitis, and chronic urticaria. Inside, you’ll find practical, evidence-based strategies for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention—covering everything from insect control tips to advanced therapies like cytokine-targeted vaccines.

Designed for veterinarians, these guidelines simplify complex science into actionable steps, helping you deliver better care and improve quality of life for your patients. Stay ahead with trusted recommendations from leading dermatology specialists.