Kaeco Epsom Salt Poultice
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Kaeco Epsom Salt Poultice
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Kaeco Epsom Salt Poultice
For Humans too! Size: 20 oz.
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11807-1
761914200145
4.9 / 5.0
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Great product
January 21, 2019
Purchased
Recommend
Works great for a good packing, also on sore spots
November 28, 2018
Purchased
Wonderful stuff!
I swear by this stuff. It has helped so much in drawing and drying out abscesses, whether you just slather it on the barefoot or you put it on a pad and use a boot or form your own boot, it works great that way as well. Definitely use gloves with this stuff and keep it room temperature to keep the texture in a goof shape. Too cold it gets hard and not pliable, too warm it gets a little loose and can be a hard to control to put it where it needs to go.
November 17, 2018
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Valuable
Working great on our horse with an abscess in his hoof.
August 17, 2018
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August 14, 2018
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February 11, 2018
Purchased
A MUST for your tack trunk
Bought this as we'll be traveling quite a bit to shows over the next few months and I know trailering, being in a stall on the showgrounds, and walking on concrete too much can make for sore feet & legs. "No hoof no horse" is accurate, especially with a TB! I pack his feet with this after shows or hard rides to reduce the potential for any heat or swelling and to give him a little extra cushion.
bruised hoof area
Had a horse fall in the trailer while being brought home from a trail ride from our barn. Started using this on the third day on the hoof area and it sure helped with swelling without having to wrap it.He has completely healed.
Very effective
Cleaned sole, put on a layer of poultice, covered that with gauze pads, wrapped the hoof in baby diaper, and covering with duct tape to create a boot, making sure to allow the coronet band to breathe. Horse was more comfortable right away and it sped up healing beautifully.
Works !
My horse ran through a fence and capped his knee - this drew the fluid right out. Works great.
Good procuct
It works but is hard to keep on the hoof, Much better than soaking in Epson mix in a boot. I made a pad from an inner tube and kept the salve in place with that and a home made boot from an inner tube.
Good stuff
I used on my gelding and the abcess on his foot blew in a day. It goes on easy and smells good. You can use it for other wounds besides abcesses. I also found the clear Xtra tough duct tape works MUCH better wrapping the foot.
Excellent!!!
Great product! I have a yearling Arabian colt that injured his tendon. We were having the hardest time managing the inflammation. After several long, frustrating weeks of trying things and failing, I finally took a random chance on this stuff. I put it on his leg and the next morning the swelling was gone! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS STUFF!!
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is it safe to get this into cracks, cuts and or separations in the hoof soles? can it draw out heat in the hoofs? thanks.
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on Feb 16, 2016
BEST ANSWER: For heat in the soles, I recommend ichthamal. I have only used the epsom salt poultice on an abscessed heel. I slathered it on and wrapped the foot. Change it daily, though, because the epsom salt is very drying, and can actually cause a dermatitis if left on for too long. Hope this helps. I really like the stuff, we get lots of abscesses here in the PNW>
BEST ANSWER: For heat in the soles, I recommend ichthamal. I have only used the epsom salt poultice on an abscessed heel. I slathered it on and wrapped the foot. Change it daily, though, because the epsom salt is very drying, and can actually cause a dermatitis if left on for too long. Hope this helps. I really like the stuff, we get lots of abscesses here in the PNW>
Hello, I use the Epsom Salt Poultice but for ligament/leg poultice application or it is also good for minor abrasions and irritations such a stings and such. However, for your need I would suggest Animalintex Hoof Poultice Pad. In addition disposable baby diapers work well for protection of the hoof from soil white the poultice is applied.
This stuff is awesome, I slap it on the horses' soles whenever there is any heat , wrap in a diaper and stick hoof in a hoof boot (or wrap with duct tape). Draws out any heat and ouchiness and helps abscesses bust within a few days.
yes, completely safe , i will poultice , clean poultice daily .... .
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