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Absorbine Veterinary Liniment for Horses is an excellent topical analgesic and antiseptic liquid, providing horses a quick relief from sore, aching muscles and arthritic pain. This product is the world's best selling liniment and has been treating muscle pains since 1892. Features a time tested blend of essential oils and natural herbs for a quick and powerful pain relief solution for stiff joints, sore muscles and tendons. This unique set of natural ingredients produce a warm, deep penetrating sensation on the targeted areas, effectively soothing the pain of temporary muscular and joint soreness, and swollen tissues caused by Arthritis. May also be used as an antiseptic for minor cuts or for cleaning and treating skin conditions such as summer itch, rain rot, and scratches. Finally, this versatile product can be used to help prevent fungal and bacterial infections on the hooves and soles. Can be diluted for use as a soothing body wash, or applied directly from the bottle.
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| Active Ingredient | Menthol - 1.27% Chloroxylenol - 0.50% Iodine - 0.02% |
|---|---|
| For use in | Horses. |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on label. |
| Color | Green. |
| Special Features | Can be used as antiseptic for minor cuts. |
| Shipping Weight | 1.12 lbs |
| Manufacturer | WF Young Animal Health (Mfg. Number: 427780) |
| UPC | 311444026045 |
Legs and Joints: For fast relief of temporary muscular and joint soreness, swelling and stiffness, apply Absorbine Veterinary Liniment (AVL) to sore areas. May be applied two or more times a day.
Arthritis: Deep penetrating heat soothes the pain and swelling of tissues due to arthritis. Rub AVL on stiff and sore joints before and after turn out to increase pain relief.
Muscle Soreness: To relieve pain and stiffness, apply AVL to desired areas and cover with blanket. May be repeated two or more times a day as needed.
Body Wash: AVL cooling body wash refreshes a tired horse. AVL astringents wash away sweat and dirt. AVL's antimicrobial formula disinfects. Herbal oil shines the coat. Recipe: mix 4 oz. of AVL and 8 oz. vinegar with 24 oz. water.
Wash Up: A rub down of AVL increases circulation to muscles and helps prevent injuries. Clinically proven to enhance performance.
Post Work Out: Applying AVL helps speed muscle recovery by increasing blood flow to the affected area, helping to reduce soreness, stiffness, swelling and pain. AVL’s fast acting formula is proven to increase blood flow and help your horse heal himself rapidly.
Setting Up: Professional trainers recommend applying AVL after a workout to all four legs and wrapping lightly.
Hoof Disinfectant: AVL’s formula penetrates into the porous hoof sole and frog to disinfect. Apply once a week to help prevent bacterial and fungal infections. Use AVL daily to treat hoof conditions such as abscesses, cracks, delamination, Thrush and White line Disease.
Skin Infections: AVL kills germs on contact and stops the itch in seconds. Use AVL to clean and treat bacterial skin infections like Rain Rot, Scratches, Summer Itch and Tail Itch. Apply to infected area three times a week.
Active Ingredients:
Menthol 1.27%, Chloroxylenol 0.50%, Iodine 0.02%.
Inactive ingredients:
absinthium oil, acetone, blue 1, plant extracts of calendula, echinacea and wormwood; potassium iodide, thymol, water, yellow 6.
Caution:
Keep out of the reach of children. Replace cap firmly. For external use on livestock only. Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes. Do not apply to irritated skin. If excessive irritation develops, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian. In long standing cases or those not responding to treatment, or in case of puncture or deep wounds, consult a veterinarian.
If you rub, don’t wrap.
DANGER: Extremely flammable! Keep away from fire, sparks and heated surfaces.
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Absorbine Veterinary Liniment for Horses states that it is only labeled for external use on livestock (horses). It should not be used on humans.
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