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Miss Southern Sunshine
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Location: South Central Florida | After a broken bone and some Chiropractic work, our Chiro sold us a product for people called Biofreeze. It comes in a roller or spray can. AMAZING stuff, like IcyHot times 10. Does anyone know if you couls use this on a horse? The poltuice thread reminded me. |
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 Saint Stacey
| I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO. |
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Location: Kansas | I'd be afraid of it burning as well |
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Location: Central Texas | I just started using BioFreeze and wondered the same thing myself. |
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 Own It and Move On
Location: The edge of no where | Odd....I found I like IcyHot better. I couldn't tell that much from the BioFreeze. |
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Location: Way up North | The same makers of Biofreeze make a horse version, you can find it at Fleet Farm it's called Deep Freeze. It's in a white squeeze bottle with a blue label. It's clear gel, not green but it has that same intense cold. I messed my neck up and used it a couple times on myself and have used it on one horse. He seemed to like it but as others said not sure on a really sensitive horse.
https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=6e7921c3-9c5e-4b06-805f-0626280e49f8
Edited by AllAroundRider 2015-09-09 1:06 PM
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Veteran
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| I love this stuff for my back! I used it on my horse's hocks with no blistering or adverse reaction. |
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Miss Southern Sunshine
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Location: South Central Florida | SKM - 2015-09-09 1:22 PM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO.
Is this something you need a script for? Or can I get it online somewhere? |
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Miss Southern Sunshine
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Location: South Central Florida | SKM - 2015-09-09 1:22 PM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO.
Is this something you need a script for? Or can I get it online somewhere? |
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Saint Stacey
| Swannranch - 2015-09-09 4:13 PM
SKM - 2015-09-09 1:22 PM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO.
Is this something you need a script for? Or can I get it online somewhere?
No script needed. I've seen it in magazines. Valley Vet maybe? |
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 I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Swannranch - 2015-09-09 5:18 PM SKM - 2015-09-09 1:22 PM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO. Is this something you need a script for? Or can I get it online somewhere?
https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=a6753946-0f70-4175-824c-8ef1cd068cfa&gas=EPF-5
I use this and the last time I bought it, it was $30.00. You just need to google and find the cheapest with the shipping. Great stuff!
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Veteran
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| Some human chiropractors carry it at their practices and you can pick it up there. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Central Texas | If you are asking where to order the BioFreeze, you can order it online from Amazon |
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Location: Buffalo, Wyoming | SKM - 2015-09-09 11:22 AM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO.
Is this just for muscle/joint pain or could it be used on feet? |
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Saint Stacey
| UTAHCANCHASER - 2015-09-10 7:29 AM
SKM - 2015-09-09 11:22 AM I probably wouldn't. Especially if the horse is sensitive. That stuff is awesome but I know when I use it on my neck, my neck starts sweating. I'd be afraid of it burning a horse. I'd use EPF-5 from a vet before I'd try Biofreeze. EPF-5 is made for horses with the same type of relief as we get from Biofreeze. JMHO.
Is this just for muscle/joint pain or could it be used on feet?
It's just for muscle and joint pain. |
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Location: Northeast Texas | As a massage therapist i use it all the time on people. For the Biofreeze to penetrate deeper into the joints you can take a moist warm towel and cover the area where you applied the biofreeze. It also feels good to apply and then let set then take a warm not hot shower and it feels awesome. You can buy it cheaper on Amazon. I also use the SNM Gelotin on me as well when i run out of the Biofreeze. |
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Veteran
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| Bio freeze is great and I sell at my business. I have sprays, roll on, gels, etc..If you need some, pm me and let me know.
Edited by Tle2424 2015-09-11 1:04 AM
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