Proud Flesh Eliminator - EQUAIDE - The First and Last Aid for Horse Wounds and Skin Disorders
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Proud Flesh Eliminator - EQUAIDE - The First and Last Aid for Horse Wounds and Skin Disorders |
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Fleet
This is a nasty wire cut. Below are a few pictures of Fleet and the recovery from the wire cut. Now it is impossible to determine which leg was injured. Thanks for the photos.
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On
August 20, 2001 the wound was
scabbing over 80% of the wound
surface. Two small areas
remained open. Equaide was
applied and bandages changed every 2
days. By September 5, 2001 the wound edges had contracted down 70%. Only a small strip of scabbing remained on the leg. 1.5 cm open area on the bottom of the wound. The owner picked some scabbing off and applied Equaide 2-3 times weekly. Bandaging was no longer necessary. October 24, 2001, The final photo shows that it is impossible to determine what leg was injured. |
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