Bag Balm | Udder Ointment | Skin Softener & Conditioner

For over a century, Bag Balm has been the go-to remedy on dairy farms across North America. This thick, lanolin-based ointment penetrates deep into udder tissue to soothe irritation, relieve congestion, and leave teats soft and pliable after every milking. Whether you're dealing with a hard milker, chapped teats from cold Canadian winters, or bunches in the bag, a few applications of Bag Balm make a noticeable difference.

Key Benefits

• Soothes Irritation – Penetrates milk glands to allay irritation and relieve congestion quickly and effectively
• Softens & Conditions – Leaves teats soft, pliable, and comfortable, reducing stress on animals during milking
• Heals Chapped & Cracked Skin – Effective on skin irritated by cold weather, friction, or repeated milking
• Deep-Penetrating Formula – Reaches affected tissue for lasting relief, not just surface coverage
• Multi-Species – Trusted for dairy cows, horses, goats, and other livestock
• Proven for 100+ Years – A classic North American farm remedy with a century of trusted use

How to Use

• Sore Teats & Hard Milkers: Apply one hour before the night milking and immediately after the morning milking
• Bunches in the Bag: Apply warm water with a cloth first; when dry, apply Bag Balm and rub firmly with the palm for 15–20 minutes, morning and night
• General Skin Irritation: Apply a thin layer to the affected area as needed

Product Specifications

• Brand: Bag Balm / Dr. A.C. Daniels
• Primary Use: Udder ointment, teat conditioner, skin softener
• Species: Dairy cows, horses, goats, livestock
• Country of Origin: USA
• SKU: VETCALBAGBALM

Ideal For

Dairy farmers managing sore or chapped teats, hard milkers, and udder congestion. Also effective for horses and goats with dry or irritated skin, particularly during cold Canadian winters or high-milking-frequency periods.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bag Balm used for on dairy cows?
Bag Balm is used to soothe sore, chapped, or irritated teats, relieve udder congestion, soften hard milkers, and treat bunches in the bag. It is applied before and after milking for best results.

Can Bag Balm be used on horses?
Yes. Bag Balm is widely used on horses for chapped skin, cracked heels, and general skin conditioning. It is safe for use on most livestock species.

Is it safe to use before milking?
Apply one hour before the night milking to allow absorption. Always wipe teats clean before milking to avoid contaminating milk.

Can it be used on goats?
Yes — Bag Balm is effective on goat teats and udders, particularly for chapping and irritation caused by cold weather or frequent milking.

How quickly does it work?
Most producers see noticeable improvement within a few applications. Severe cases may require consistent twice-daily application for several days.

Is this the original Bag Balm formula?
Yes — the classic lanolin-based formula trusted on North American farms for over 100 years.