Sore-No-More® Classic Poultice by Arenus® - 23lb
Arnica Cooling Clay
A favorite for riders, veterinarians and equine therapists, this classic cooling clay poultice by Arenus® reduces swelling and inflammation in areas such as the legs, ankles, knees and hocks. Draws out bacterial and fungal infections while being gentle on horses skin as well as your hands!
Choose Sore No-More Classic Poultice for:
- Horses with a light to moderate work level.
- Horses with chronic inflammation, arthritis or sore muscles.
- Horses with sensitive skin or reactions to traditional liniments.
- Horses with sole bruises, infections or hoof abscesses.
- Horses not competing in FEI regulated events.
- Owners looking for a natural, cost-effective solution for sore legs and hooves.
Contents: Combines high-grade bentonite clay, the same healing bentonite clay used in face masks for people, with a strong dose of Arenus's original formula of arnica, lobelia, rosemary, witch hazel and calming lavender to draw out heat, fluid and toxins while promoting circulation and cooling the area.
Easy to apply and remove: Simply apply a thin layer to cover the area. No need to cake on to improve effectiveness. For easy removal, no need to wash or scrape off. Simply brush off when finished. Safe to leave on the skin or hooves without removal. Easily rinses off if desired.
Not for use in open wounds.
Soothing and gentle enough to use everyday on your horse's hooves and legs for effective cooling and swelling relief.
Safe for long term, daily maintenance: Use the poultice on its own or under wraps, paper or plastic without risk of burning or irritation when left unattended for long periods of time.
Before and during exercise: Limbers up and prepares muscles and soft tissue before exercise to prevent injury. Cooling effect relaxes muscles and reduces tension for rapid recovery. Cools and soothes areas of swelling, edema, heat and inflammation.
Excellent hoof pack and drawing agent for abscesses, infections and bruises. Use anytime to prevent and reduce swelling and infection.
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