Animalintex Poultice Dressing
Animalintex Poultice Dressing

Animalintex

Animalintex Poultice Dressing

$22.95

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Animalintex Poultice Dressing

$22.95

$22.95

About this item

Animalintex Poultice Dressing is ideal for use on horses to treat infected open wounds, abscesses, cracked heels, puncture wounds, laminitis, seedy toe, splints, sore shins and other inflammatory conditions. It can be applied wet or dry.

Contains boric acid and tragacanth.

Each dressing is individually packaged.

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Gael T.
Poultice

My mare cut her leg pretty bad and needed attention for a very long time, changing dressing every day. This has been a life saver .

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Peter J. (Blackheath, AU)
Hoof Abscess

Great for drawing the infection. I cut off a small patch enough to cover the section of the coronet where the abscess will break out. I apply the animalintex dry and use Vetrap to keep the patch in place. The end of the Vetrap is secured with a small strip of Elastoplast. I then pull back a little of the Vetrap adjacent to the animalintex and pour in a little warm water just to dampen the patch. I renew the dressing every day and the abscess usually breaks out on the forth or fifth day.

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