Is Absorbine Veterinary Liniment Gel safe for human use?
Q. I recently developed a mild case of tendonitis and a family member suggested I use Absorbine. I was hesitant but saw no warnings forbidding human application so I used it and it worked like a charm. My only concern is if the stuff is safe for humans so I can tell that person to stop using it. I know I won't use it again.
Asked by The Man - Tue Feb 10 23:07:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I tried to do some research to find out if this product was safe for use by humans and wasn't able to find anything. I would recommend checking with your pharmacy as well to see what they say. You may also need to call a local vet to see if they might be able to give you more information as well.
Answered by sokokl - Thu Feb 12 05:02:30 2009
Q. I recently developed a mild case of tendonitis and a family member suggested I use Absorbine. I was hesitant but saw no warnings forbidding human application so I used it and it worked like a charm. My only concern is if the stuff is safe for humans so I can tell that person to stop using it. I know I won't use it again.
Asked by The Man - Tue Feb 10 23:07:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I tried to do some research to find out if this product was safe for use by humans and wasn't able to find anything. I would recommend checking with your pharmacy as well to see what they say. You may also need to call a local vet to see if they might be able to give you more information as well.
Answered by sokokl - Thu Feb 12 05:02:30 2009
How does rubbing liniment soothe the muscular aches?
Q. How does rubbing liniment soothe the muscular aches?
Asked by hhuxx - Sun Jun 18 06:49:33 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm not sure though, but i think it's a vasodilator and improves circulation of blood.
Answered by Riababy - Sun Jun 18 06:55:04 2006
Q. How does rubbing liniment soothe the muscular aches?
Asked by hhuxx - Sun Jun 18 06:49:33 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm not sure though, but i think it's a vasodilator and improves circulation of blood.
Answered by Riababy - Sun Jun 18 06:55:04 2006
After how many months does sloan's liniment expires ?
Q. Does any one know after how many months does sloan's liniment expires ? I want to buy multiple 4oz bottles at once from an online store but dont want it go unused coz of its expiration. TIA
Asked by showtime - Sun Nov 15 04:41:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brand Name(s)Vicks Vaporub, Sloan's Liniment, Store the medicine in a closed container at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Ask your pharmacist, doctor, or health caregiver about the best way to dispose of the used medicine container and any leftover medicine after you have finished your treatment You will also need to throw away old medicine after the expiration date has passed. You would need to look on the bottles to see the expiry date to get the exact answer to your question.
Answered by izzy - Tue Nov 17 11:22:16 2009
Q. Does any one know after how many months does sloan's liniment expires ? I want to buy multiple 4oz bottles at once from an online store but dont want it go unused coz of its expiration. TIA
Asked by showtime - Sun Nov 15 04:41:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brand Name(s)Vicks Vaporub, Sloan's Liniment, Store the medicine in a closed container at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Ask your pharmacist, doctor, or health caregiver about the best way to dispose of the used medicine container and any leftover medicine after you have finished your treatment You will also need to throw away old medicine after the expiration date has passed. You would need to look on the bottles to see the expiry date to get the exact answer to your question.
Answered by izzy - Tue Nov 17 11:22:16 2009
Does anyone have a clue where I can buy PK5-the pain releif liniment?
Q. Does anyone have a clue where I can buy PK5-the pain releif liniment?
Asked by wandi_v - Fri May 16 14:52:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've searched the internet for 10 minutes with no luck. I'm having back pain and had forgotten about the stuff until you mentioned it. Now, I'd like some, too. It used to be available at Walgreen's, but it's not listed on their website. I'm going to keep looking and if I find it, I'll edit this answer. I just didn't want to lose your question in the meantime. Update: I found another answer on y!a which said that it is now Tiger Balm, although I thought that was a product which had been around a long time? Still looking... Further update: I give up! I can't find it anywhere. If you find it, would you mind emailing me? In the meantime, I found this great website which offers quite a few alternatives at very decent prices. I'll… [cont.]
Answered by originalkippyj - Fri May 16 15:04:06 2008
Q. Does anyone have a clue where I can buy PK5-the pain releif liniment?
Asked by wandi_v - Fri May 16 14:52:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've searched the internet for 10 minutes with no luck. I'm having back pain and had forgotten about the stuff until you mentioned it. Now, I'd like some, too. It used to be available at Walgreen's, but it's not listed on their website. I'm going to keep looking and if I find it, I'll edit this answer. I just didn't want to lose your question in the meantime. Update: I found another answer on y!a which said that it is now Tiger Balm, although I thought that was a product which had been around a long time? Still looking... Further update: I give up! I can't find it anywhere. If you find it, would you mind emailing me? In the meantime, I found this great website which offers quite a few alternatives at very decent prices. I'll… [cont.]
Answered by originalkippyj - Fri May 16 15:04:06 2008
Is there a cow liniment?
Q. is there a liniment or something like that, that can be used on cows. we have a calf, and he is getting better! but he still has swelling in his legs. i want to try liniment if it is safe. would horse liniment work? preferably thermaflex liniment gel for horses?
Asked by katie - Wed Apr 22 16:02:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you sure he doesn't have Navel/Joint Ill? Navel/Joint Ill will go into the calf's bloodstream and kill him if he's not treated with antibiotics to kill the infection. Usually the umbilical stump is also swollen, but sometimes the only early symptom is swollen joints. If he has Navel/Joint Ill he needs to be seen by a vet to have any chance of survival. Don't use liniment if there's any chance at all that the calf has Navel/Joint Ill.
Answered by Ann B - Thu Apr 23 01:06:30 2009
Q. is there a liniment or something like that, that can be used on cows. we have a calf, and he is getting better! but he still has swelling in his legs. i want to try liniment if it is safe. would horse liniment work? preferably thermaflex liniment gel for horses?
Asked by katie - Wed Apr 22 16:02:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you sure he doesn't have Navel/Joint Ill? Navel/Joint Ill will go into the calf's bloodstream and kill him if he's not treated with antibiotics to kill the infection. Usually the umbilical stump is also swollen, but sometimes the only early symptom is swollen joints. If he has Navel/Joint Ill he needs to be seen by a vet to have any chance of survival. Don't use liniment if there's any chance at all that the calf has Navel/Joint Ill.
Answered by Ann B - Thu Apr 23 01:06:30 2009
Can we buy "liniment oleo-calcaire" in dubai?
Q. Or do you know how we call this in english? Or do you know if we can buy calcium hydroxide in pharmacies in dubai? Thank you in advance! Tafi75 // Thank you for your answer. Are you speaking about a prescription to buy calcium hydroxide (or to buy already made "liniment oleo calcaire") ?
Asked by ja.lila - Sat Mar 1 08:17:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, but i think you need prescription.
Answered by tafi75 - Mon Mar 3 13:23:40 2008
Q. Or do you know how we call this in english? Or do you know if we can buy calcium hydroxide in pharmacies in dubai? Thank you in advance! Tafi75 // Thank you for your answer. Are you speaking about a prescription to buy calcium hydroxide (or to buy already made "liniment oleo calcaire") ?
Asked by ja.lila - Sat Mar 1 08:17:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, but i think you need prescription.
Answered by tafi75 - Mon Mar 3 13:23:40 2008
What's in "Num Mun Muay" liniment oil?
Q. Ingredients wise, other than methyl salicylate, and menthol. Pimp, I've already bought this stuff... and someone commented on it smelling like "tube", meaning those rubbing creams you buy from the pharmacy and what not. I just need something herbal/organic oil or paste what not. And ouch... traumeel is far too expensive.
Asked by ummer f - Fri Feb 5 18:24:21 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh,youre talkin about "Hit Medicine" I'm not familiar with that particular brand,but i had done gotten some Authentic Chinese liniment medicine...and honestly,it didnt work at all! the Chinese like to scam people too! Tiger Balm,& Icy Hot work well but the absolute best stuff i've used is called traumeel (It's known as Heel medicine)it comes in a homeopathic gel It's odorless and colorless& has 8 medicines in one! it works really really Really good!
Answered by d-gigolo Pimp - Fri Feb 5 18:49:51 2010
Q. Ingredients wise, other than methyl salicylate, and menthol. Pimp, I've already bought this stuff... and someone commented on it smelling like "tube", meaning those rubbing creams you buy from the pharmacy and what not. I just need something herbal/organic oil or paste what not. And ouch... traumeel is far too expensive.
Asked by ummer f - Fri Feb 5 18:24:21 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh,youre talkin about "Hit Medicine" I'm not familiar with that particular brand,but i had done gotten some Authentic Chinese liniment medicine...and honestly,it didnt work at all! the Chinese like to scam people too! Tiger Balm,& Icy Hot work well but the absolute best stuff i've used is called traumeel (It's known as Heel medicine)it comes in a homeopathic gel It's odorless and colorless& has 8 medicines in one! it works really really Really good!
Answered by d-gigolo Pimp - Fri Feb 5 18:49:51 2010
How do liniments reduce stress and body pain?
Q. There's not a single store in the Chinese District that doesn't sell these liniments that basically contain menthol and give you that hot-cold effect. There's tons of varieties like the ones with ginger, with chili, etc. So do they really work? Or is an Ibuprofen Paracetamol (or aspirin) tablet preferable?
Asked by 3riCa - Fri Oct 2 07:01:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they work, I would think more like essential oils. Essential oils work on the body on sereval different levels. The most obvious is by stimulation the powerful but little understood sense of smell. But fragrance isn't the only way that essential oils work on the body . " 'Aromatherapy' is actually a very badnamee,: says Galina Lisin, a European-trained aromatherapist and president of Herba-Aromaticsa in Hayward, California. "Essential oils have never been used in perfumes. They're medicines. Essential oils are also effective when used topically. "Unlike mineral oils, which just hang around on the skin, essential oils are made up of very small molecules that actually penetrate through the skin into the blood system," says… [cont.]
Answered by BatMan@Alt/Med - Sun Oct 4 20:29:25 2009
Q. There's not a single store in the Chinese District that doesn't sell these liniments that basically contain menthol and give you that hot-cold effect. There's tons of varieties like the ones with ginger, with chili, etc. So do they really work? Or is an Ibuprofen Paracetamol (or aspirin) tablet preferable?
Asked by 3riCa - Fri Oct 2 07:01:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they work, I would think more like essential oils. Essential oils work on the body on sereval different levels. The most obvious is by stimulation the powerful but little understood sense of smell. But fragrance isn't the only way that essential oils work on the body . " 'Aromatherapy' is actually a very badnamee,: says Galina Lisin, a European-trained aromatherapist and president of Herba-Aromaticsa in Hayward, California. "Essential oils have never been used in perfumes. They're medicines. Essential oils are also effective when used topically. "Unlike mineral oils, which just hang around on the skin, essential oils are made up of very small molecules that actually penetrate through the skin into the blood system," says… [cont.]
Answered by BatMan@Alt/Med - Sun Oct 4 20:29:25 2009
why liniment do not use in broken skin?
Q. why liniment do not use in broken skin?
Asked by Neel - Wed May 30 13:56:26 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Liniment works either by evaporating and thus cooling the skin or by irritating the skin enough to confuse the brain's pain processing system. In either case, it contains irritants that may be harmful at worst or extremely painful at least if it enters the bloodstream or comes in contact with subcutaneous (below the skin) tissue. Therefore, never apply liniment on broken skin.
Answered by rhapword - Wed May 30 14:12:44 2007
Q. why liniment do not use in broken skin?
Asked by Neel - Wed May 30 13:56:26 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Liniment works either by evaporating and thus cooling the skin or by irritating the skin enough to confuse the brain's pain processing system. In either case, it contains irritants that may be harmful at worst or extremely painful at least if it enters the bloodstream or comes in contact with subcutaneous (below the skin) tissue. Therefore, never apply liniment on broken skin.
Answered by rhapword - Wed May 30 14:12:44 2007
Liniment all the time?
Q. I have a horse who is 17 years old and i was told by a friend that when im done jumping him i should liniment his legs. I jump him courses around 2'3 to 3' and i was wondering if i should always do this?
Asked by horses are life - Thu Jun 18 21:32:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't put it on every time, but it would be a nice treat for him if you did it when he had a tough workout.
Answered by Erin - Thu Jun 18 21:38:06 2009
Q. I have a horse who is 17 years old and i was told by a friend that when im done jumping him i should liniment his legs. I jump him courses around 2'3 to 3' and i was wondering if i should always do this?
Asked by horses are life - Thu Jun 18 21:32:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't put it on every time, but it would be a nice treat for him if you did it when he had a tough workout.
Answered by Erin - Thu Jun 18 21:38:06 2009
What are some liniments specifically for bowed tendons??
Q. My vet told me to get something specifically for bowed tendons and told me that there was a bunch of brands. I've been searching different websites and I can't find anything that is for bows??? Thanks =]
Asked by Jennifer - Mon Jul 21 15:21:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, not familiar with any liniments for bowed tendons and I have not ever heard of that as a recommendation. If it is a new condition, the leg should be iced 3-4X a day for 30 minutes for at least two days with absolute rest. After the first 2 days, ice and moist heat can be alternated for 4-6 days 3-4X a day with the heat being on (make sure it is not too hot and it must be moist heat - not dry) for 90 minutes and the cold packs 30 minutes and ending with cold. After 6 days, moist heat alone can be beneficial to promote healing. As far as topical applications, DMSO can be used to reduce inflammation and it has some antioxidant benefits. DMSO can be used daily 1X per day if the leg is bandaged. If the leg is not covered, you can… [cont.]
Answered by Barefoottrimmer - Mon Jul 21 21:51:31 2008
Q. My vet told me to get something specifically for bowed tendons and told me that there was a bunch of brands. I've been searching different websites and I can't find anything that is for bows??? Thanks =]
Asked by Jennifer - Mon Jul 21 15:21:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, not familiar with any liniments for bowed tendons and I have not ever heard of that as a recommendation. If it is a new condition, the leg should be iced 3-4X a day for 30 minutes for at least two days with absolute rest. After the first 2 days, ice and moist heat can be alternated for 4-6 days 3-4X a day with the heat being on (make sure it is not too hot and it must be moist heat - not dry) for 90 minutes and the cold packs 30 minutes and ending with cold. After 6 days, moist heat alone can be beneficial to promote healing. As far as topical applications, DMSO can be used to reduce inflammation and it has some antioxidant benefits. DMSO can be used daily 1X per day if the leg is bandaged. If the leg is not covered, you can… [cont.]
Answered by Barefoottrimmer - Mon Jul 21 21:51:31 2008
procedures and ingredients in making a liniment?
Q. procedures and ingredients in making a liniment?
Asked by Princess_Ash - Sat Aug 9 06:04:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres a recipe and instructions for you. hope this helps.
Answered by bree3186 - Sat Aug 9 06:19:07 2008
Q. procedures and ingredients in making a liniment?
Asked by Princess_Ash - Sat Aug 9 06:04:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres a recipe and instructions for you. hope this helps.
Answered by bree3186 - Sat Aug 9 06:19:07 2008
How can I heal a suspensory ligament on my horse?
Q. My horse had an injury on her rear left leg, which has led to her front right leg overcompensating for that injured leg. She is ride-able, and the vet said suspensories will heal, but how can I help this process? Should I put sport boots on her before I ride? Using liniment or poultice on her leg? Any cheap medicines I can give her
Asked by Jamie - Sat Aug 8 22:59:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, Liniment is very good to use - if you use a gel or clay one they will stick better. Ice is helpful if there is any heat/inflammation. But rest is probably the biggest thing. Hope she gets well soon.
Answered by lizzie - Sat Aug 8 23:20:59 2009
Q. My horse had an injury on her rear left leg, which has led to her front right leg overcompensating for that injured leg. She is ride-able, and the vet said suspensories will heal, but how can I help this process? Should I put sport boots on her before I ride? Using liniment or poultice on her leg? Any cheap medicines I can give her
Asked by Jamie - Sat Aug 8 22:59:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, Liniment is very good to use - if you use a gel or clay one they will stick better. Ice is helpful if there is any heat/inflammation. But rest is probably the biggest thing. Hope she gets well soon.
Answered by lizzie - Sat Aug 8 23:20:59 2009
what is liniment for?
Q. i think thats how u spell it. someone told me b4 i just forgot lol
Asked by Indigo Smith - Sat Nov 15 08:05:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most act by increasing blood flow to the skin where it is applied. This allows for cooling, since as the blood comes to the body surface, heat is given off to the environment. It also speeds up the process of removal of products of inflammation and metabolic wastes that may accumulate after exercise. By stimulating blood flow, excess tissue fluid is also less likely to accumulate in the area, so the liniment also reduces swelling that may occur after exercise or tissue injury. Some also inhibit pain responses, and make the horse more comfortable.
Answered by gallop - Sat Nov 15 14:22:35 2008
Q. i think thats how u spell it. someone told me b4 i just forgot lol
Asked by Indigo Smith - Sat Nov 15 08:05:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most act by increasing blood flow to the skin where it is applied. This allows for cooling, since as the blood comes to the body surface, heat is given off to the environment. It also speeds up the process of removal of products of inflammation and metabolic wastes that may accumulate after exercise. By stimulating blood flow, excess tissue fluid is also less likely to accumulate in the area, so the liniment also reduces swelling that may occur after exercise or tissue injury. Some also inhibit pain responses, and make the horse more comfortable.
Answered by gallop - Sat Nov 15 14:22:35 2008
QUICK AND EASY LINIMENT QUESTION! 10 POINTS!!?
Q. sorry for caps guys. ok heres my question: is it bad to use liniment on your horse every day after riding it? if i ride my horse 4-6 times a week is it ok to use liniment after or before every ride? im not doing any hard work or riding him too hard. even if i just walk trot and canter him is it ok to use liniment after my ride? i know its not necessary but i wanna make him feel rly good and loose and not stiff. i would use sore no more liniment. my horse has no soundness issues or anything i just want to make him as comfortable and loose as possible. so is it ok to use liniment before or after every ride? thx!
Asked by Roshelle K - Wed Feb 24 16:16:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. sorry for caps guys. ok heres my question: is it bad to use liniment on your horse every day after riding it? if i ride my horse 4-6 times a week is it ok to use liniment after or before every ride? im not doing any hard work or riding him too hard. even if i just walk trot and canter him is it ok to use liniment after my ride? i know its not necessary but i wanna make him feel rly good and loose and not stiff. i would use sore no more liniment. my horse has no soundness issues or anything i just want to make him as comfortable and loose as possible. so is it ok to use liniment before or after every ride? thx!
Asked by Roshelle K - Wed Feb 24 16:16:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
balm, salve, ointment, liniment, gel, lotion, unguent or cream whats your favorite?
Q. balm, salve, ointment, liniment, gel, lotion, unguent or cream whats your favorite?
Asked by NONAME - Fri Jul 13 15:54:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St. Ives vanilla lotion, or cocoa butter. Also, VS Bare Bronze body oil.
Answered by Surya S - Fri Jul 13 16:06:22 2007
Q. balm, salve, ointment, liniment, gel, lotion, unguent or cream whats your favorite?
Asked by NONAME - Fri Jul 13 15:54:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St. Ives vanilla lotion, or cocoa butter. Also, VS Bare Bronze body oil.
Answered by Surya S - Fri Jul 13 16:06:22 2007
WHats this worth? DrCox liniment and anticeptic?
Q. I have a FULL bottle of Drcox`s liniment and anticeptic, its an old school medicine for animal cuts from barbwire and such. Its one of the old medicines you imagine a salesman selling from the back of a wagon in old times. All ive been able to find on it that it was made some time in 1890-1910. I found a person selling an empty bottle not sure from what time frame for 30 bucks. I have a full bottle and im wondering what its history is and what its worth now.
Asked by Spencer B - Mon Apr 13 11:29:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering it was made a century ago, it has probably expired and is now worthless on your sheep. I recommend pouring out the out-of-date contents and selling the bottle for 30 dollars.
Answered by Dopey McGee - Fri Apr 17 03:41:34 2009
Q. I have a FULL bottle of Drcox`s liniment and anticeptic, its an old school medicine for animal cuts from barbwire and such. Its one of the old medicines you imagine a salesman selling from the back of a wagon in old times. All ive been able to find on it that it was made some time in 1890-1910. I found a person selling an empty bottle not sure from what time frame for 30 bucks. I have a full bottle and im wondering what its history is and what its worth now.
Asked by Spencer B - Mon Apr 13 11:29:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering it was made a century ago, it has probably expired and is now worthless on your sheep. I recommend pouring out the out-of-date contents and selling the bottle for 30 dollars.
Answered by Dopey McGee - Fri Apr 17 03:41:34 2009
Why does my horse's lameness move from one leg to the other?
Q. I have a mare who was limping yesterday afternoon. She was favoring her front left leg, so I put some liniment on it, and this morning she seemed to be better. I went to feed her tonight and she was favoring her front right. Her hooves are kind of hot, but they're all equally hot. She has a normal appetite, and I'm keeping her in her stall. What is wrong with her & how can I fix it? Thanks.
Asked by Yo Hommies - Sat Jan 16 19:00:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Laminitis? Navicular? Arthritis? These can all cause a horse to go lame in multiple legs at once, and she may only be showing signs of favoring whichever is more painful at that point in time. If it was my horse, I'd be having the vet out to check her out shortly.
Answered by oregano13 - Sat Jan 16 19:13:23 2010
Q. I have a mare who was limping yesterday afternoon. She was favoring her front left leg, so I put some liniment on it, and this morning she seemed to be better. I went to feed her tonight and she was favoring her front right. Her hooves are kind of hot, but they're all equally hot. She has a normal appetite, and I'm keeping her in her stall. What is wrong with her & how can I fix it? Thanks.
Asked by Yo Hommies - Sat Jan 16 19:00:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Laminitis? Navicular? Arthritis? These can all cause a horse to go lame in multiple legs at once, and she may only be showing signs of favoring whichever is more painful at that point in time. If it was my horse, I'd be having the vet out to check her out shortly.
Answered by oregano13 - Sat Jan 16 19:13:23 2010
i have a horse with an injury to his tricep brachii in his shoulder. Any supplements or liniments to help heal
Q. he has a short stride due to it. ive put a mud poultice and i put absorbine gel on it everyday, but is there any amino acids or anabolic steriods that i can give to him to make it heal faster? would a sort of muscle stimulator work?
Asked by unknown - Tue Jul 1 14:17:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to a good horse-supply store. Get some DMSO & apply it as you are told by the owner (ask questions about any stimulation for pain!). Do not wrap unless they tell you. follow directions! If 7-10 days of this doesn't help, find a vet who knows auriculotherapy (ear-acupuncture): they can really help quickly! Rest the horse & talk sweetly: that'll help, too. Good luck! :)
Answered by painfredoc - Tue Jul 1 14:32:57 2008
Q. he has a short stride due to it. ive put a mud poultice and i put absorbine gel on it everyday, but is there any amino acids or anabolic steriods that i can give to him to make it heal faster? would a sort of muscle stimulator work?
Asked by unknown - Tue Jul 1 14:17:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to a good horse-supply store. Get some DMSO & apply it as you are told by the owner (ask questions about any stimulation for pain!). Do not wrap unless they tell you. follow directions! If 7-10 days of this doesn't help, find a vet who knows auriculotherapy (ear-acupuncture): they can really help quickly! Rest the horse & talk sweetly: that'll help, too. Good luck! :)
Answered by painfredoc - Tue Jul 1 14:32:57 2008
can someone please tell me what s.b. kitchel's liniment was? I found an old bottle that has this on side.
Q. can someone please tell me what s.b. kitchel's liniment was? I found an old bottle that has this on side.
Asked by sportmom2006 - Mon Oct 23 01:23:04 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know what was in this liniment but did find on the net after digging for a bit, the company that made it was called Sayman Products... Hope that helps in your search
Answered by akablueeye - Mon Oct 23 10:20:50 2006
Q. can someone please tell me what s.b. kitchel's liniment was? I found an old bottle that has this on side.
Asked by sportmom2006 - Mon Oct 23 01:23:04 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know what was in this liniment but did find on the net after digging for a bit, the company that made it was called Sayman Products... Hope that helps in your search
Answered by akablueeye - Mon Oct 23 10:20:50 2006
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