Durvet/Equine 699664 Epsom Salt Poultice Flow Gel, 20 oz

My horse had a swollen fetlock that spread to his entire lower leg. He won’t let me soak his legs so I needed something I could just put on and leave on. I found this item on a horse message board. This stuff is nice and thick and it smells pretty good. He let me slather it on his leg then I wrapped it. I could feel the tingling on my hands but it wasn’t too much and it didn’t feel hot/burn.I left it on for two days and it was visibly improved when I removed the wrap. I already knew it was working before that because he was no longer struggling as badly to walk or put weight on it. I did another two rounds of slopping this on, but didn’t follow that up with wrapping it and just left it to air dry. It completely healed his swollen leg, and fast too! It saved a call to the vet! I’m going to make sure to always have this on hand.

Great product and quick shipping

My dog Libby, had a mysterious illness that caused her leg to swell up and ultimately caused the skin to peal off her leg and necrotic tissue which had to be removed. It was terrible. I got some epsom salt green gell/paste that I put on her leg. It was really hard to use, thick and hard to get out the right amount needed from the jar. As I ran out, I found this. It's consistency is thinner but much easier to use and spread on the bandage. The squeeze bottle and spout are great!!. You just squeeze out what you want onto the Non-Woven All-Purpose Sponge (fold it over to spread it around before applying it to the wound securing them with Self Adherent Stretch Bandage Roll 3") and the spout keeps it from being messy. Worked out great! FYI: Libby is completely healed. Love this stuff!!

Works great and there is nothing else like it on the market. I have used it for years.

I like the ease of applying to my horses legs. Definitely making a difference for my gelding.

Squeezing the poultice onto the hoof packing pad is so much easier and less messy than having to scoop the green goo out of the normal jar. It is exactly the same stuff we've been using for years. It is just now in a container that works better.So, if the Mag-60 green goo you pack into your horses' hooves is less expensive in the jar than this product, you might consider buying a sturdy plastic catsup bottle, and filling that with the green goo from your jar. Of course, that might be even messier than being upside down under a horse who doesn't want you touching his foot because it hurts, and trying to pack and wrap his foot.Your mileage may vary, but I bought two bottles to save myself as much mess as possible, and still get the job done. :)

Provide a surfactant basis so mixture sticks on leg of a horse. I use for wind puffs, puffy tendons, cellulitis

Our American Shetland stallion had to get an IV to combat a Corona Virus he caught. He ended up with an infection where the IV had been connected to him on his neck. Worst wound ever. And it kept growing and getting nastier and nastier. Then this product was recommended to me. That turned everything around. Today you can't find where the horrid wound was. This is a super product now always in our barn