Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice for Horses

Topical Drawing Poultice for Muscle, Joint, and Hoof Comfort

Product Description

Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice is a topical gel formulated for external use on horses to help provide temporary relief from minor soreness, swelling, bruises, sprains, and strains. The drawing poultice supports comfort in muscles, joints, and hooves, including use for hoof abscess care. The non-irritating formula will not burn or blister the skin and can be applied under wraps or bandages as part of routine equine care.

Benefits

• Soothing Comfort: Helps relieve minor soreness, swelling, and bruising.
• Drawing Action: Supports care for hoof abscesses and localized discomfort.
• Muscle Relaxation: Helps ease tension in sore or stressed muscles.
• Non-Irritating Formula: Will not burn or blister the skin.
• Easy Application: Can be used under wraps, boots, or bandages.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) 60%. Methyl salicylate 1%.
Inactive Ingredients: Water-soluble gel base.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Clean Area: Brush or rinse the area before applying the poultice.
• Apply Gel: Spread a generous layer over the affected area.
• Cover Area: Use cotton, wrap, or a boot for best results.
• Leave in Place: Allow poultice to remain for 36-48 hours.
• Repeat Use: Reapply as needed based on comfort and response.

Additional Information

Precautions

• External Use Only: Not intended for internal use.
• Avoid Sensitive Areas: Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes.
• Horse Use Only: Intended specifically for equine application.
• Skin Monitoring: Discontinue use if excessive irritation occurs.
• Safe Storage: Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Shipping & Returns

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice used for?

Ans: Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice is used to help relieve minor soreness, swelling, bruises, sprains, and strains in horses. It is also commonly used to support hoof abscess care through its drawing action.

Q2: How does Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice work?

Ans: The poultice contains magnesium sulfate and methyl salicylate, which work together to support muscle relaxation, soothing comfort, and drawing action when applied topically to affected areas.

Q3: Can Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice be used on hooves?

Ans: Yes. Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice can be applied to the hoof to help draw out abscesses and support comfort from sole bruising when properly packed and covered.

Q4: How long should the poultice stay on the horse?

Ans: The poultice is typically left in place for 36 to 48 hours. Covering the treated area with a wrap or boot helps improve effectiveness during this time.

Q5: Is the poultice safe to use under wraps?

Ans: Yes. Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice does not generate heat and is safe to use under wraps or bandages when applied according to directions.

Q6: How often can Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice be reapplied?

Ans: The poultice may be reapplied as needed after removal, depending on the horse’s comfort level and the condition being addressed.

Q7: Will Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice irritate the skin?

Ans: The formula is designed to be non-irritating and should not burn or blister the skin when used as directed. Discontinue use if unusual irritation develops.

Q8: Can Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice be used on other animals?

Ans: This product is labeled for use on horses only. Consult a veterinarian before using it on other species.

Q9: What are the active ingredients in Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice?

Ans: The active ingredients are magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) at 60% and methyl salicylate at 1%, combined in a water-soluble gel base.

Q10: How should Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice be stored?

Ans: Store Durvet Epsom Salt Poultice in a cool, dry place with the container tightly closed to maintain product quality between uses.