Can this item be used on horses? We trail ride frequently and there are many objects out there that have caused extensive lacs.
1535750
if that's all you have available I wouldn't hesitate in an emergency situation. Very fast acting.... LIFE SAVING!
1535751
It would be great to use on a horse. If you have only a small cut you can purchase clotting powder that you can take with you and if you have a larger cut this would work great!
1535752
As far as I know, QuickClot Sport is used for human applications specifically. But I looked into the company and found the company makes a separate line of products for animal applications known as VetClot. Here is the web address that will take you there: www.z-medica.com/Veterinary/Home.aspx. You may even be able to find this on amazon.
1098147
Since they have changed the formula, it does not even work very good on dogs. Don't know about horses.
1288535
I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.
857099
I would not know about that. Sounds dangerous to me. Something like that I would contact the manufacturer before doing something other then it's described use.
807185
No, I am a consumer. We have four horses on a hobby farmstead. We use Rubbermaid wheelbarrows for hauling manure out of the turnout. The big problem was the weight would essentally break the axels out of all the prior tires we have had on them. I am happy to say that the new Marathon wheels (including the axels with inserts) have held up on all four wheelbarrows since we used them as replacements.
748701
Most definitely. Have pics of my son riding his 4-wheeler through hunting property (after he was told it was off limits). The proof was in the picture and he hasn't done it since.
604862
I find it actually causes less dust then for instance a nylon or artificial bristle .. the horse hair is softer and catches more of both fine dust/ dirt and larger types of dirt.
1372556
This would be great for your situation. I am not sure how the horses will do with the smell. It smells like rotting chicken so keep it away from the house and down wind from the horses and it should be fine. You will be amazed at how many flys get trapped in one bottle. We throw the entire bottle away and just order news ones. It gets so many flys I can't imagine cleaning it out. They go in, but they don't come out.
218417
Not on horses but use it when camping . Water gets very hot. But works great. Depending on the hose you connect you can shower quickly. Love it.
984507
I asked my granddaughter your question today. She said it is the only saddle her horse would use and she knows someone else that used this saddle on an extremely wide pony and had great results. She is looking to get additional saddles eventually from this company.
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.
959683
I don't see why you can't.. unless your dog has some allergic reaction. My dogs have been sprayed on the mouth (judge at will) for doing things like snapping at hands over toys. It stopped that mess in it's tracks!!! There's also a Grannick's gell that I think is for fur biting though. I've never tried that.
2184665
I don't think I am the right one to answer your question, We use it on one of our horses, she has an autoimmune disease that causes her hair to fall out during winter months, it helps keep it from falling out. Sorry. I do like the product!!
205067
As far as I know, you can use it on any animal. Be aware that this product is a temporary fix. It doesn't cure any bacterial infections. It is great for maintenance and cleaning. Horses eyes, of course, are larger so I'm not sure of the cost savings unless you can find it in large quantities at an affordable price. I used it on my pug with great success but the infection he had returned. I had to order a prescription drug from the UK that actually cured his infection.
1495610
I use mine for thinning side and leg coats on Afghans. I would not use it on a muzzle.
1167045
of course it is for horses, but it truly helps muscle aches in my legs and back, but i have learned to pat it on instead of rubbing it on--excellent product for both reasons
1648802
NO ! It will freeze them causing much anguish and pain, before they fell off. May even kill your horse.