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| What is everyone's favorite products to help alleviate pain and symptoms of arthritis in the joint?
I'm already managing it from a medical standpoint, just a product that you think will help
I'm not a fan of back on track,
Ice vibe? pht? Coolaid?
I'm looking for Hock products!
I do like to use mud, Looking for something to take with me on the road or after a ride, in her stall.
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Location: North Dakota | zansbeunogal_2268 - 2018-02-08 2:09 PM What is everyone's favorite products to help alleviate pain and symptoms of arthritis in the joint? I'm already managing it from a medical standpoint, just a product that you think will help I'm not a fan of back on track, Ice vibe? pht? Coolaid? I'm looking for Hock products! I do like to use mud, Looking for something to take with me on the road or after a ride, in her stall.
Movement.
At the end of your post, you mentioned "stall". How much is the horse stallled?
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| r_beau - 2018-02-08 2:16 PM
zansbeunogal_2268 - 2018-02-08 2:09 PM What is everyone's favorite products to help alleviate pain and symptoms of arthritis in the joint? I'm already managing it from a medical standpoint, just a product that you think will help I'm not a fan of back on track, Ice vibe? pht? Coolaid? I'm looking for Hock products! I do like to use mud, Looking for something to take with me on the road or after a ride, in her stall.
Movement.
At the end of your post, you mentioned "stall". How much is the horse stallled?
Not to often, only in bad weather! and our turnouts are very large! |
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Location: North Dakota | PEMF they make hock boots. |
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| I've had Ice Vibe and I think they are near worthless. PHT and Magnacu stuff I'll use....I dunno if it actually makes a difference, maybe in my mind. I've not had an injury or a surgery were I could personally tell it make an impact on something. I didn't buy any PHT or Magnacu they were gifts. My fav therapies for anything pain these days are getting them a Magna Wave appointment or a Salt Water Spa treatment, bc I've seen differences in performance with and without these in older horse. Also improvements in recovery time. I understand they are expensive but I'd rather put money into appointments with them verse a product that I can't tell is doing anything.
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Location: Gainesville, TX | Ice in general from a variety of products (it does not have to be ice vibes, professional choice also makes great ice boots) is great for inflammation. I also like magnetic products.
Of course, it is hard to beat Adequan too. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Ice Horse products are great. I started off years ago with a suspensory/evendura wrap, used a hoof boot on a horse that was trying to founder 2 yrs ago (shortly after we found via xrays a needle tip in her coffin joint) and just got the back blanket for my show horse. Learn more here if interested. They are a very affordable product and have a great company that backs their product. The ice pack stay cold for a very long time, long enough to be beneficial. They can be put in the freezer in a living qtr trailer if you are hauling or even in a cooler. They are tiny pieces within the ice pack, so not a solid piece of ice like some other products. They form to whatever you are using them on. |
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Location: The Great Northwest | Hemp oil and meal are great in reducing and eliminating inflammation. It's all natural and has so many benefits for the horse. |
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Location: Dubach, LA | skye - 2018-02-08 10:26 PM Hemp oil and meal are great in reducing and eliminating inflammation. It's all natural and has so many benefits for the horse.
How much hemp oil and what kind of meal? |
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | skye - 2018-02-08 11:26 PM It's all natural and has so many benefits for the horse.
Like what?
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Location: Arizona | Daily Previcox I find works best. I also use Draw Out liniment and back on track hock boots. My older mare does really good on the Previcox. |
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Location: Wyoming | LIVE2RUN - 2018-02-09 1:42 PM
Daily Previcox I find works best. I also use Draw Out liniment and back on track hock boots. My older mare does really good on the Previcox.
Completely agree.
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Location: The Great Northwest | 1DSoon - 2018-02-09 4:37 AM skye - 2018-02-08 11:26 PM It's all natural and has so many benefits for the horse. Like what?
I sell Hemp products for horses and all animals. To learn more go to Face Book "Bill Werner". |
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Location: Lost in the swamps | Movement, pht,Bot,sore no more, I use prevacox only 2 days before and on a show day. I am looking into OE gamechanger or phycox which has a natural cox-2 inhibitor. (Phycocyanin) like prevacox.
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