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HORSE LINIMENT & EQUINE COUGH REMEDY
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BUCKLEY'S!
For over 50 years, Canadian horse
professionals have used Buckley's Equine products to
promote better health in their horses. Professional
trainers know the importance of horse liniment and keeping horses in top
working condition. They have come to rely on the
Buckley's line of horse products to do just that. Make
your horse a winner - choose Buckley's.
HORSE LINIMENT SHIN-BAND
Prevention and Treatment for Common
Leg Ailments for Horses
HORSE LINIMENT SHIN-BAND is recommended for its antiseptic healing properties in
the treatment and prevention of bucked shins and other
leg ailments in the horse, including splints, osslets,
big knee swelling, sore tendons, muscular soreness,
soft ankles and hoof trouble. Shin-Band delivers an
effective combination of analgesic and antiseptic healing
qualities that your horse will love.
Horse Liniment Shin-Band:
Liniment, (or embrocation) from the Latin linere, to anoint, is a medicated topical preparation for application to the skin. Preparations of this type are also called balm. Liniments are of a similar viscosity to lotions (being significantly less viscous than an ointment or cream) but unlike a lotion a liniment is applied with friction; that is, a liniment is always rubbed in.[citation needed]
Liniments are typically sold to relieve pain and stiffness, such as from sore muscles or from arthritis. These liniments typically are formulated from alcohol, acetone, or similar quickly evaporating solvents, and contain counterirritant aromatic chemical compounds such as methyl salicilate, benzoin resin or capsaicin. Opodeldoc is a sort of liniment invented by the physician Paracelsus. Absorbine Jr is a trade name for a brand of liniment for human use widely sold in the United States. The stronger version, Absorbine, is for horses.[1] Traditional Chinese medicine features a wide variety of different liniments, with applications ranging from topical anaesthetics used in bone setting to simple sore muscles and bruises.
Liniments are a common substance used by trainers and owners of horses. They may be applied diluted or full-strength, usually added into a bucket of water when sponged on the body. Liniments are especially useful in hot weather to help a hot horse cool down: the alcohols help the product to quickly evaporate, and the oils they contain cause the capillaries in the skin to dilate, also increasing the cooling process.
EQUINE COUGH REMEDY
Cough
Remedy, Appetizer and Conditioner for Horses
EQUINE COUGH REMEDY Zev is an effective remedy for several
different types of respiratory problems in the horse.
Zev may be used for the treatment of stable coughs and
upper respiratory ailments, broken wind or heaves and
nasal congestion. As an appetizer, Zev aids in the horse's
digestive system and helps increase the nutritional
value of every meal. Increased nutritional value results
in a brighter coat, clearer eyes and improved breathing.
Zev is an easy and effective way to keep valued champions
in winning shape or pleasure horses in peak condition.
HORSE LINIMENT 3 in 1 Formula
1 Liniment 3 Benefits
HORSE LINIMENT 3 in 1 Formula is a fast acting, penetrating, tightener and brace that
works to reduce swelling, soothe and bring immediate
comfort to pulled muscles in your horse. It is also
effective in the prevention of soreness or stiffness.
3 in 1 may be used three ways. After workouts or long
rides as a liniment as well as a tightener for the treatment
of sprains or soreness and as a brace, 3 in 1 is an
effective body wash for horses.
HORSE PRODUCT TREATMENT & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
Nitro Ointment
Bacterial infections and wounds
Nitro Ointment is used for the local treatment and
prevention of bacterial infections of wounds, burns,
coetaneous ulcers, and cracked heels in horses. It can
also also be used for the treatment of pyodermas in
dogs and horses.
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horse products Horse Liniments are common substances used by trainers and owners of horses. May be sponged on the body. Liniments are especially useful in hot weather to help a hot horse cool down. Alcohols help the product quickly evaporate, and the oils they contain cause the capillaries in the skin to dialate, increasing the cooling process.
Liniments should always be applied according to the manufacturer's directions, and diluted as necessary. Many horse owners apply liniments to the legs as a brace, and then wrap over it. In this case, they should be sure that the liniment is not too strong.
Liniments should not be applied to more sensitive areas such as the head, dock, or groin of the horse. The body may also be too sensitive to apply liniments if the horse was recently body-clipped.
Upper Respiratory Tract Abnormalities Laryngeal hemiplegia (LHP, also known as ‘Roarers’), Laryngopalatal dislocation (DDSP or Displaced soft palate), epiglottic entrapment (EE), abnormal alar folds (false nostril noise) and persistent lymphoid hyperplasia (PLH) are the most common conditions causing dynamic upper respiratory tract obstruction resulting in poor performance in horses. Examination of the horseCareful examination of the horse’s upper respiratory tract by endoscopy, assessment of respiratory noise made by the horse, either by observation on the racetrack or treadmill, thorough questioning of the rider as to the sequence of either loss of performance or commencement of any respiratory noise, are all important for a full clinical assessment.Almost all yearlings scoped for yearling sales exhibit some lymphoid hyperplasia. Its persistence beyond the breaking in period, early training and early 2-year-old racing, affects the young horse and may lead to the further development of soft palate problems.False nostril noise is common and not considered significant unless associated with poor performance. Surgery is indicated if positive improvement occurs with false nostril tie back. Recently, the use of stick-on nose bands appears to alleviate this problem. Inspiratory noisesInspiratory noises are associated with mechanical or functional interference to the upper airway, for example chondritis (inflammatory changes to the throat cartilages), and narrowing of the larynx (LHP). ‘Whistling’ or ‘roaring’ noises are heard on inspiration only, during fast exercise. Surgery can improve these conditions. Expiratory noises Expiratory noises, or gurgling sounds, can be very inconsistent but are most frequently associated with entrapped epiglottis (EE) and laryngo-palatal dislocation (dorsal displacement of the soft palate or DDSP). These are difficult problems with subtle subclinical variations and evaluations should include the use of figure 8 head stall (drop over nose bands), tongue tie and careful assessment of noise character, and any changes of noise associated with changes in head carriage. Treadmill evaluation improves diagnostic assessment. Surgery is at best 50% successful. Most recent scientific research indicates that DDSP (soft palate problems) are related to inflammatory (infectious) changes within the inside walls of the guttural pouches. Surgical correction Surgical correction of LHP, DDSP and EE must initially be evaluated on the degree of noise, level of fatigue and poor performance, previous racing performance, the economic status of both horse and owner, and the presence of other factors, such as leg lameness. Other upper airway conditions Other less common conditions occur. Deviation of nasal septum is diagnosed on endoscopic examination; surgical correction often leaves high residual noise levels. Sub-epiglottic cysts, cleft palate, guttural pouch infection, hypoplastic epiglottis and arytenoid chondritis all reduce the horse’s ability to accommodate high rate airflow and therefore lower performance. Diagnosis of upper airway conditions The use of standard exercise testing by means of high-speed treadmills, simultaneous examination of dynamic airway function by endoscopic examination, as well as radiographic evaluation of the epiglottis, nasal passage and assessment of septal deviation are all becoming essential for the diagnosis of upper airway dysfunction.
including B-Vite Plus Powder, Equicell-R
Liquid, Equisup Pellets, Equivit Crumbles, Horse and
Kidney Hemo Powder, Nitro Ointment, and Pine Tar.
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