OK, that may be a slight exaggeration. (But it fits L-Day
for the A-Z Blogging Challenge.)
Liniment frequently can make a sore horse more comfortable.
And it surely soothes an active equine after a strenuous workout.
Here are a few
liniments we like:
- Absorbine Veterinary Liniment Gel
- Bigeloil Horse Liniment
- Corona Topical Analgesic Veterinary Liniment
- Farnam 80192 Vetrolin Liniment
- Sore No More Liniment
Usually, we pour a little liniment into a bucket of water
and sponge it onto the horse. Some horse folks prefer to use liniment
creams, liniment
gels ,or liniment
sprays.
It’s important, of course, to avoid getting liniment into
humans’ or horses’ eyes, noses, mouths, or other sensitive spots. But for
muscles and meaty spots, liniment can be lovely.
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Thanks for the listing. I love that you treat those horses so well. :)
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