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Horse getting caught in fence
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<blockquote data-quote="HOSS" data-source="post: 442734" data-attributes="member: 1863"><p>I have a guy that works for me who's father was a pharmicist back in the 60's. He was heavily involved in the walking horse business. He invented a salve that he would put on horses who's legs had been cut by the weight chains that they used during training. It would facilitate healing and there would be no scarring. His son still has the recipe and made some up for me. My mare had ran into some sheet metal that had peeled back from the side of the barn. It shaved a chunk off of her flank all the way through the hide. It was a bloody raw spot about the size of a golf ball. I put this salve on her every day for a week. It started healing in one day and by the end of the week it looked like a bald spot. After a couple of weeks I'll be doggoned if the hair didn't come back completely. It just looked funny because it was new black hair and the black spot showed up against the redder sun bleached hair. This stuff is awesome. I used it on a cut above the hoof and got the same results. My mother cut herself with a garden tool and she put it on her hand. By the days end a nice scab had already formed and she said the soreness was greatly relieved. It healed up in half the normal time. I do not know what all is in it as he guards the recipe closely but I do not it has sulfur and denatured alcohol as well as some kind of petroleum based oil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HOSS, post: 442734, member: 1863"] I have a guy that works for me who's father was a pharmicist back in the 60's. He was heavily involved in the walking horse business. He invented a salve that he would put on horses who's legs had been cut by the weight chains that they used during training. It would facilitate healing and there would be no scarring. His son still has the recipe and made some up for me. My mare had ran into some sheet metal that had peeled back from the side of the barn. It shaved a chunk off of her flank all the way through the hide. It was a bloody raw spot about the size of a golf ball. I put this salve on her every day for a week. It started healing in one day and by the end of the week it looked like a bald spot. After a couple of weeks I'll be doggoned if the hair didn't come back completely. It just looked funny because it was new black hair and the black spot showed up against the redder sun bleached hair. This stuff is awesome. I used it on a cut above the hoof and got the same results. My mother cut herself with a garden tool and she put it on her hand. By the days end a nice scab had already formed and she said the soreness was greatly relieved. It healed up in half the normal time. I do not know what all is in it as he guards the recipe closely but I do not it has sulfur and denatured alcohol as well as some kind of petroleum based oil. [/QUOTE]
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