What Is DooKashi™
A bedding additive & odor eliminator for horse trailers and stalls
Pure Contents
- Certified Organic Probiotic
- Organic Rice Bran
- Blackstrap Molasses
- Purified Water
The Non-GMO Project is a non-profit organization committed to preserving and building sources of non-GMO products, educating consumers, and providing verified non-GMO choices. At DooKashi, we chose for our products to become Non-GMO Project Verified because we respect owner’s rights to feel confident in the safety of any product used around pets.
DooKashi and Non-GMO Project - working together to ensure the sustained availability of Non-GMO food and products.
What DooKashi™ Does
- Keeps horses eyes and respiratory systems healthy by eliminating harmful ammonia odors
- Supports overall health by lowering ammonia concentration levels
- Reduces fly infestation and disease-producing microbes
- Captures odor without using masking scents or chemicals
Why Use DooKashi™
- It’s environmentally friendly and completely safe if ingested
- Works effectively with all types of bedding
- Aids in breaking down horse manure compost
- Helps you get quality sleep in a trucks forward cabin or compartment and not feel you are still in a stall
- Turns a horse trailer (minus the horse!) into a sleeping space as “eau de stall” is gone
Odor Control Reducing Applications
- Add to trailer bedding when transporting a horse and eliminate pet odor
- Shovel large chunks of organic matter out of trailer and sprinkle on wet/ripe parts of floor
- Sprinkle on any pile, pick it up and compost safely knowing disease-producing microbes have been reduced
Eliminate Horse Poo-Lution
For best results, start with a clean horse trailer, stall or confinement area. Sprinkle a thorough and visible amount* on to trailer or stall floor being sure to cover wet/ripe areas. Cover with preferred bedding material (DooKashi works with all kinds). DooKashi can also be sprinkled on individual areas where pet waste is removed. Re-apply when your nose "tells you" to and odors will not accumulate.
*Amount and regularity varies depending on the diet, number of horses and ventilation.