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ImaSparkyAce
Reg. Aug 2007
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2017-01-26 8:55 AM
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Best product for proud flesh?
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I'm working on a wound over the top of pastern on back leg. Vet has me rotating hydrocortisone cream with a triple antibiotic- keeping it wrapped. It has taken down the proud flesh but not good enough yet. She has me rotating because she says otherwise it'll never heal with just the steroid. Any other suggestions?
I don't want to spray granulex- this a yearling and she's already kind of a pain to handle. A friend suggested scarlet oil and someone else has suggested wound kote/wonder dust I believe.......said they were able to peel away the proud flesh after letting it sit on about three days.....not sure if she'd let me do that if it's painful.
What's your experience? I'm going on almost two months of wrapping- would like to get this thing healed up and be done with it already!
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donk
Reg. Sep 2009
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2017-01-26 9:04 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Underwoods!!!! Google it. it will keep proud flesh from growing. It is one of the best wound care products I have used. I had a friend that had an orphan colt. He would get into anything and everything. After seeing all the injuries and results I was sold. Ive had to use it a few times. Not expensive and easy to use. You wont be disappointed.
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workerbee
Reg. Apr 2007
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2017-01-26 9:40 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Location: Texas
This seems to good to be true but it works. I use vinegar and black pepper. Don't wash it, just keep applying everyday. It makes a scab. Good luck
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ND3canAddict
Reg. Sep 2003
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2017-01-26 9:49 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
Straight Shooter
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ImaSparkyAce - 2017-01-26 7:55 AM I'm working on a wound over the top of pastern on back leg. Vet has me rotating hydrocortisone cream with a triple antibiotic- keeping it wrapped. It has taken down the proud flesh but not good enough yet. She has me rotating because she says otherwise it'll never heal with just the steroid. Any other suggestions? I don't want to spray granulex- this a yearling and she's already kind of a pain to handle. A friend suggested scarlet oil and someone else has suggested wound kote/wonder dust I believe.......said they were able to peel away the proud flesh after letting it sit on about three days.....not sure if she'd let me do that if it's painful. What's your experience? I'm going on almost two months of wrapping- would like to get this thing healed up and be done with it already!
Don't use scarlet oil on the lower leg
(below knee/hock
). It will make the proud flesh worse.
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RockinGR
Reg. Feb 2009
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2017-01-26 10:07 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Underwoods is awesome!
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epoh
Reg. Dec 2007
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2017-01-26 10:08 AM
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Preparation H, antibiotic cream, & meat tenderizer. I had seen this recipe multiple times but finally did it and it worked great. Just mix it all together and apply
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ImaSparkyAce
Reg. Aug 2007
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2017-01-26 10:12 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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I am really thinking I need to keep it wrapped given this muddy wet winter we are having. She lives in a muddy lot so I don't think underwoods is an option at this point.....
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ecranch
Reg. Dec 2012
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2017-01-26 10:13 AM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Underwoods
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07milch
Reg. Mar 2012
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2017-01-26 11:22 AM
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Silver Lining Herbs #16 Power Dust
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Circle W
Reg. Mar 2006
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2017-01-26 11:35 AM
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Location: In between 4 ridges
Spray with Vetricyn
(sp
) and then dust with the blue wonder dust. Wrap it up.
Has worked wonders for me...
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**Cowgirl Up**
Reg. Jul 2013
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2017-01-26 11:44 AM
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Circle W - 2017-01-26 11:35 AM Spray with Vetricyn
(sp
) and then dust with the blue wonder dust. Wrap it up. Has worked wonders for me...
Yep, this.. A couple years ago my yearling
(at the time
) nearly cut off her leg, stitches wouldn't hold due to the placement so they had to treat it as an open wound and now you can barely see the scar. It was nothing short of AMAZING. Vetricyn and Wonder Dust are my go-to products now and they haven't failed me yet.
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DashNDustem
Reg. Dec 2010
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2017-01-26 12:16 PM
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Underwoods!!
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BROKEN FEATHER
Reg. Sep 2010
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2017-01-26 12:19 PM
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WD40. I'm serious. It really works.
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mcorcoran
Reg. Sep 2008
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2017-01-26 12:51 PM
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Underwoods. Their customer service is wonderful!
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turnnburnkota
Reg. Jan 2009
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2017-01-26 1:13 PM
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I use Wonder Dust... I usually have to wrap because my horse likes the taste of it... ??
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ImaSparkyAce
Reg. Aug 2007
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2017-01-26 2:43 PM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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turnnburnkota - 2017-01-26 1:13 PM
I use Wonder Dust... I usually have to wrap because my horse likes the taste of it... ??
Do you find the proud flesh peeling off as was described to me by someone else? Or need to peel it off?
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ImaSparkyAce
Reg. Aug 2007
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2017-01-26 2:45 PM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Circle W - 2017-01-26 11:35 AM
Spray with Vetricyn
(sp
) and then dust with the blue wonder dust. Wrap it up.
Has worked wonders for me...
I forgot all about vetricyn. I've got some just never really used it. Did you have the peeling experience with vetricyn?
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shakeit0410
Reg. Jun 2012
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2017-01-26 3:06 PM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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Neo-predef powder from the vet
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turnnburnkota
Reg. Jan 2009
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2017-01-26 4:02 PM
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RE: Best product for proud flesh?
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ImaSparkyAce - 2017-01-26 12:43 PM
turnnburnkota - 2017-01-26 1:13 PM
I use Wonder Dust... I usually have to wrap because my horse likes the taste of it... ??
Do you find the proud flesh peeling off as was described to me by someone else? Or need to peel it off?
I never really thought of it that way, but I guess it probably peels off with the wrap?
(usually a maxi pad under vet wrap for me
). I have a really thin-skinned mare who will give herself bedsores on her fetlocks. One got pretty gross and proud flesh-y, but after a few wraps like that, the skin is flat again.
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