What is the difference in the Vetericy products? Is the one specifically for horses better for horses or just more expensive?
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I'm NOT familiar with the one with Horses, HOWEVER when they first came out with this product at my Local Feed store(ORIG. Formula) It was advertised for wound care (ulcers-gaping wounds,hoof infections,etc. They actually had a picture of a Horses leg with an Ulceration-infection. I PERSONALLY think they are just trying to get more $ out of the consumer. The MAIN ACTIVE ingredients in this product is "Hypochlorous Acid" The Secondary which they quote as "Non active"would be the Boric Acid then Sulfate. Boric acid is old school & IS affective in wound care. Just compare these ingredients to the Horse product. Vetericyn has a site you can check out & read peoples stories. IF you are treating a Hoof condition(bottom) & its NOT a BIG OPEN DEEP WOUND You could save $$ & just get a Jug of Oxine. Oxine is A LOT stronger than Bleach but it kills multiple virus's & strains of bacteria inc. Staph. It CAN be used on wounds watered down/misted. I would go to a site I love called "Poultry Pedia.com" I know its a Poultry site but click on Fungal Infections & the scroll down on that page where it starts talking about Oxine uses. I would use this if it was the bottom of a hoof & do soaks. This site will give you an idea if it would work for your situation. I was out of Vetericyn & used it on another Roosters Bumblefoot. It was a bit white/dry in the end but I just put some Coconut oil on it once it closed. It can also be used to clean stalls. I still Love Vetericyn but it is a bit pricey. I would go with the Gel I have tried both. it seems to stay on better/soak in. I Love Animals & glad to help. Oxine IS avail. on Amazon but the shipping is $10(20? for product ).
220715
As far as I know it is the same product but I have only used for dogs. I highly recommend the hydrogel over the liquid though.
220716
I believe it is all the same stuff- they even have one for humans, with the same formulation but a different name.
220717
I was told by a salesman that there are different strengths of this product but that they all have the same ingredients. Also, be careful storing Vetericyn. Some catalog companies won't even ship it in cold weather. If it doesn't work for you, that might be the problem. It is a great product-use it all the time on horses and can't say enough good things about it. Major wounds heal with just spraying twice a day, no bandaging - gel works best in most cases because it doesn't run.
220718
I use Vetericyn Universal HydroGel. As I understand it can be used on all animals. I like it because it is safe for use around the eyes, nose and mouth. I have a French Bulldog and use it on her face creases and on her feet. I have used Vetericyn Wound & Skin Care. I like the Gel because it is easier to apply to small areas and seems to last longer. I am not aware of one specifically for horses. Hope this is helpful.
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There is 1 thing I would like to add. When comparing the 2 products you may want to look at the concentration (ratios of active ingredients). I Do NOT think the Horse product would be any stronger since we are still treating tissue but it makes me wonder why they would charge more if its is also a 32oz bottle.
220720
I used it on a dog, however a friend used it on her horses. Highly recommend the hydrogel. No worries about dripping.
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It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's Secret on my leather shoes, boots, belts, etc., to recondition and seal, quite successfully.) It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's... » Read More It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's Secret on my leather shoes, boots, belts, etc., to recondition and seal, quite successfully.) « Show Less
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service@smallpetselect.com [mailto:service@smallpetselect.com] this is the email for the company. I have no idea what the difference is between cuts. I have 4 guinea pigs at home, and they like this hay better then the store brands. I buy this hay because it lasts longer then buying it from the pet store, and is cheaper in the long run.
1620771
It looks like the only difference is the special attachment for pet hair. We tried to compare them very closely. If you don't need that it is less costly.
2020708
Yes, this is specifically designed to be used on horses. Follow the instructions and be sure to give the correct dosage.
1526239
I have a few different ones and haven't noticed much difference between them. I have a hydrofarm, a couple zoo meds and a couple exo terras. The zoo meds are probably My least favorite because they don't actually have the temperature, they're more of a dimmer switch.
660519
I would suggest going to the companies website. This product was recommended to me by my dogs vet/cardiologist after a $600. vet visit for a heart murmur , and we saw excellent results. His fur became very soft, he was very active and it kept his heart murmur in check.
985615
Just get the long hair one. They work very well and it should do fine on both animals.
1985388
Because it is synthetic leather it is less stiff and should conform easier to your horses shape. My horse just loves it because it is lighter, softer, and forms to his shape alot better then a real leather one.
1609076
I'm not sure why the packaging is different but I'm sure that the cost is. I've bought mine from Amazon and am about to place another order. The product works very well. My Vet has a separate room that they use for cats and it has the Feliway in it. That is how I learned about it originally. Hope this helps.
1390800
I'm not sure if there is a difference. I bought Duri Rejuvacote Nail Growth System that cost $7.85 and it really works. I had thin and splitting nail before I started using it but very strong and growing nails now. I think the one that I bought had over 300 reviews and the majority of the reviews were good. It's worth the money if you have problem nails and want great improvement.
2244762
I've used both and I've found little to no difference. I tend to purchase the granular bottles because that's how I started. Welcome to the 'spa thing' you'll love it!
545164
You know I did a lot of research before I finally purchased my Dyson and the best I've been able to determine the machine itself is the same. I've heard from others that the Animal has stiffer bristles in the motorized head but the two seemed the same to me in the store. The main difference (besides the color) appears to be what's included in the box. You get a different set of tools with the Allergy model than you do with the Animal. The Allergy comes with a soft dusting brush, matress tool and flexi crevice tool that add up to $89.97 purchased seperately. The Animal comes with a mini turbine head, low reach tool and a carpet cleaning kit with Zorb and Dysolv which add up to $145.96 purchased seperately. I think that's your difference in pricing. Hope this helps you out!
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My vet recommended the Dasuqin with MSM. He felt the results were better with this than he had seen with the Cosequin. Our 11 yr old Sheltie with a partially torn ACL and resulting arthritis has done well on the Dasuquin. I found Amazon to have the best price on it.
80074
I only own this one. So i do not know for sure. However my assumption would be that this one costs more because the handle is more eye appealing and the brush knot is larger (more bristles) (thicker and fuller), etc.
1632388
It is very similar. If you are using it for yeast or itchies, this is the shampoo I use. Cheaper than the vet version and it works great.
1843801
The one with the enzymatic tartar control works better on their teeth. This is the only brand I use for both my dog & my cats. You will be happy with the overall results & they love the flavor too!