Poultices

Doc-t February 16, 2015
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Have someone help you learn to apply a poultice effectively. An exterior bandage helps to prevent embedding stall debris, such as straw or shavings, but it is not required. Paper applied over the poultice will keep the mix away from bandaging material.

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Poultice paper comes on a roll and is cut to size.
Poultice paper comes on a roll and is cut to size.
This horse has the poultice paper removed and the dried poultice remains on the right limb. The dried poultice of the left limb has been removed.
This horse has the poultice paper still on over the poultice of the right limb with the groom rubbing off the dried poultice of the left limb.
Limbs are wrapped in antiphlogistine poultice and then covered with brown poultice paper and leg wraps. This helps to stabilize heat and inflammation in the tendons of the cannon bone area.
Therapy poultice
Limbs are wrapped in antiphlogistine poultice and then covered with brown poultice paper and leg wraps. This helps to stabilize heat and inflammation in the tendons of the cannon bone area.
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