I wanted to show the progress of using equiade on leg injuries. This cut is on a mare I had to take back from a bad situation 2 weeks ago. I will take more pics this week after using equiade once a day on the wound. I have used the stuff before and I sware by it. When I picked up the mare her leg was wrapped with vet rap and furazone. The poor mare is in bad shape. She is looking much better already.
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Thanks Minnow. I was told her leg just split open. Amazing how I owned the mare for 7 years and her leg NEVER just split open with me. This is a case where it shows that you need to do visual checks on horses that you place in homes.
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I used Equiade on a mare and while it reduced and controled the b proud flesh it also seemed to empede closing.. Someone on this board suggested i paint it with used crankcase oil which really did a great job of controlling proud flesh and closing the wound
Also much less expensive than equiade
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Also much less expensive than equiade
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I used "Well Horse" for my last gelding that tore his back leg open. Nothing else seemed to keep the proud flesh down and help it heal but I was really impressed with this product. Not but 1 week later after starting it, the proud flesh was nearly gone and the wound was healing great! It's all natural and dries to create a resin which keeps dirt out.