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Misschick77
Reg. Mar 2014
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2015-08-01 7:07 PM
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I have a yearling that recently tore a part of her hind leg on the fence about 3 days ago. The cut didn't need stiches but is about 2 inches wide and 6 inches across. She is on a four day antibiotic vaccine, and I have been using Underwoods horse medicine with baking powder but ran out. I was wondering if I could use Banixx or Vetericyn with baking powder instead of Underwoods? This wound needs something like the baking powder to keep dirt and debris out.
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streakysox
Reg. Jul 2008
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2015-08-01 10:25 PM
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The baking powder only works with Underwood's.
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hlynn
Reg. Dec 2011
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2015-08-01 10:52 PM
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You need to keep up with the Underwoods if you've alraady been using it. I don't think it would be a good idea to switch up medicines in the middle of treatment. Just my Opinion. You won't get the same results with anything else
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Swannranch
Reg. Sep 2005
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I am pretty sure the baking soda works with something in the underwoods. I would order more underwoods. What is an antibiotic vaccine?I love Underwoods personally, I try to always keep at least 1 whole bottle on hand.
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