Most udder care products available are lotions, but Udder Mud is a bentonite clay based rub. The bentonite clay used in Udder mud is nature’s perfect balance to nourish udders. Udder Mud’s concentrated formula also includes mint, tea tree and menthol oil to help udders maintain a normal function.
Redmond Udder Mud buckets and tubes cost less than the leading brand of udder care, so your wallet will love it as much as your animals do.
Yep! It sure is. You can download Udder Mud’s organic certificate here.
Udder Mud is not a lotion, so you’ll want to smear a generous amount of the clay on the affected area and let it set. Most customers suggest leaving a ¼ inch layer on the udder.
Udder Mud may help with any of the typical issues affecting udders—mastitis, E-coli, injuries, and especially on fresh cows for udder edema and softening the udder tissue.
Great question! We’ve experimented with adding a pump to the packaging, but we discovered that Udder Mud’s texture doesn’t flow easily through a pump structure.
We don’t add dyes to Udder Mud. Customers do tell us that the clay’s light gray color does help differentiate which cows have had Udder Mud applied.
Nope. Milk withholding shouldn’t be required because Redmond does not use any chemicals or drugs in Udder Mud’s ingredient formulation.
Udder Mud can be applied to help sores, open wounds, skin irritations, burns, and bites. When applied, the clay in Udder Mud may help to seal the area. A sealed area can help keep flies and bacteria away from the affected area.
How to use Udder Mud for wounds, sores and more:
