Post by Rusty on Apr 7, 2010 14:25:55 GMT -5
Does anyone use liquid bandages (Nexcare, Band-Aid) for humans on their horses too? Any reason not to?
I generally dab furacin ointment, blue spray, jo-mac or some other messy thing on minor scrapes and abrasions. But the stuff gets rubbed off from rolling, isn't so great under a sheet and collects all manner of dirt, so I'm wondering it this might be a suitable alternative.
They play rough along the mutual fence lines and acquire new nicks and scratches daily.
There is a horse brand on the market but it uses methoxy cyanocrylate vs the human grade stuff's ingredient of 2-octyl cyanoacrylate and has to be ordered vs picked up at the grocery/drug store.
Thanks.
I generally dab furacin ointment, blue spray, jo-mac or some other messy thing on minor scrapes and abrasions. But the stuff gets rubbed off from rolling, isn't so great under a sheet and collects all manner of dirt, so I'm wondering it this might be a suitable alternative.
They play rough along the mutual fence lines and acquire new nicks and scratches daily.
There is a horse brand on the market but it uses methoxy cyanocrylate vs the human grade stuff's ingredient of 2-octyl cyanoacrylate and has to be ordered vs picked up at the grocery/drug store.
Thanks.
