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| Health Care: Liniments and Sweats |
| Long hard day on the trails? Treat your horse to some healing liniments to relax the aches away! |
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| Witch Hazel Liniment Ingredients: Alcohol (wintergreen is best) Witch Hazel Listerine Aloe Juice (optional) Instructions: Mix in equal parts and apply with spray bottle. |
| Cayenne Liniment Ingredients: 1 ouce Goldenseal Powder 1 ouce Myrrh Powder 1 ouce Echinacea 1/4 ouce Cayenne Powder 1 pint Rubbing Alcohol Instructions: Place herbs in a bottle and add rudding alcohol. Shake daily for 3-10 days. Strain and store in bottle. |
| Alcohol Liniment Ingredients: 20% Isopropyl Alcohol 1% Phenol 1% Menthol Instructions: Mix together. If mixture is too strong dilute with water. |
| Sweat White Vinegar |
| Leg Sweat You can use a sweat instead of a poultice to help reduce lower leg swelling, like stocking up or when a vet directs you to 'sweat' an injury. Ingredients: Furacin Liquid or Ointment Medical-grade DMSO Instructions: Mix equal parts. Apply to leg. Cover area loosely with plastic kitchen wrap, conforming the plastic to the leg. Apply a standard bandage over the site. As a rule of thumb leave the sweat on for 12 hours. Then unwrap, rinse and allow to 'rest' for 12 hours, then re-apply a sweat for another 12 hours. Repeat as needed or directed. NOTE - Whne DMSO is mixed with water or applid to west skin it undergoes a chemical reaction and releases a lot of heat. This could irritate a horse's skin. Also wear gloves when using DMSO. Whatever you mid with DMSO is absorbed through the skin so be careful when using it. Research DMSO before you use this recipe. |
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| Cuz Im Tuff Enuff is a 2002 foundation AQHA gelding. His dam is Cupid GLJ. Tuffy is Mr. Personality around here. His name fits him so well that he thinks he is tougher then anything.. |