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Animalintex Horse Hoof Poultice Pad, 8" x 16"
Animalintex Horse Hoof Poultice Pads offer a convenient, no-mess solution for managing hoof and skin conditions in horses. These ready-to-use poultice pads are pre-cut to fit the hoof and only require the addition of water for fast, easy application. Made from soft cotton wool fibers infused with natural poulticing agents and a mild antiseptic, Animalintex helps support healing while keeping the affected area clean and protected.
Features:
- Ready-to-use poultice pad—just add water
- Pre-cut hoof shape for easy, accurate application
- Can be used wet or dry for versatile treatment options
- Contains tragacanth gum, a natural poulticing agent, to support healing
- Includes boric acid for mild antiseptic action
- Absorbs exudates while maintaining a moist, clean healing environment
- Retains warmth and moisture to help reduce heat and swelling
- Occlusive backing helps cushion sore areas and prevent external contamination
- Can also be used as a dry dressing or pressure padding over wounds
Ideal for:
- Cuts
- Wounds
- Abscesses
- Inflammation
- Skin disorders
- Hoof conditions
- Relief of minor stiffness and soreness.
Product Details:
Each poultice pad measures 8" x 16".
Use Information:
Indicated for use on horses and dogs. Not recommended for use on cats.
- Brand
- Jeffers
- Type
- Animal Health & Wellness > Foot & Hoof Care
- Count
- Single (1 Pad), One Pack (3 Pads), 3 Pack (9 Pads), 4 Pack (12 Pads), 6 Pack (18 Pads), 10 Pack (30 Pads)
- Size
- 8" x 16"
- SKU
- T2A2
- Weight
- 1.0 lb
- Availability
- In stock
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