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Location: Texas | So of course, I have someone coming to look at a horse on friday and said horse has decided he needed to rip a small chunk out of his leg... It's had no affect on him, but it's not pretty. About the size of 2 quarters and maybe 1/4 inch deep? I definitley think it needs to be wrapped, but what would you put on it? Looking for things I can find at tractor supply because that's about all I have access to. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | I really like Underwoods and since you have to order it, I always keep it on hand. I have had great luck with Wonderdust. That is probably my go to. Cheap and easy to find, easy to blow on. |
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Location: KS | I use wonderdust also, have been pleased with how the cut looks after the fact too, very minimal. |
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Location: God's country...aka TEXAS | I use the Alushield aluminum spray. Keeps bugs and everything out. I put it on every type of cut and it heals up great. |
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Don't Wanna Make This Awkward
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Location: Texas | Do you use the wonderdust by itself? or do you put something like betadine or vetricyn on first? |
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Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | outrundaizy - 2015-11-23 12:51 PM Do you use the wonderdust by itself? or do you put something like betadine or vetricyn on first?
Just the wonderdust. If it needs cleaned out, I just use water. |
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| How old is it?
If not old, flush with saline. (I've used contact lense rinse at least twice)
Then super glue it with Krazy Glue.
Then a couple days of penicillin. Fix it right up.
If it's old though then no glue and Underwoods is good. |
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Location: KS | outrundaizy - 2015-11-23 1:51 PM
Do you use the wonderdust by itself? or do you put something like betadine or vetricyn on first?
I've put bag balm on and wonderdust over the top in the past.
Alushield aluminum spray I have never used on cuts on my horses, we have a can around for when we dehorn calves. Ill have to remember this. |
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Location: Sunny So Cal | JLBerry - 2015-11-23 11:30 AM I use the Alushield aluminum spray. Keeps bugs and everything out. I put it on every type of cut and it heals up great.
This stuff is fantastic!  |
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Location: Sunny So Cal | classicpotatochip - 2015-11-23 1:21 PM How old is it? If not old, flush with saline. (I've used contact lense rinse at least twice) Then super glue it with Krazy Glue. Then a couple days of penicillin. Fix it right up. If it's old though then no glue and Underwoods is good.
I have crazy glued/super glued many wounds before, always with a good result. But don't wait too long to do it |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Cowgirl Kat - 2015-11-23 4:05 PM classicpotatochip - 2015-11-23 1:21 PM How old is it? If not old, flush with saline. (I've used contact lense rinse at least twice) Then super glue it with Krazy Glue. Then a couple days of penicillin. Fix it right up. If it's old though then no glue and Underwoods is good. I have crazy glued/super glued many wounds before, always with a good result. But don't wait too long to do it
I actually bought something from valleyvetsupply for that. It is just like Krazy glue and if I remember right it wasn't any more expensive than the glue. Haven't had to use it yet though  |
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| I would use Vetercyn. You can get it at TSC. Good stuff. |
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