Protect Your Horse from Further Injuries to Wounds and Bites

Newsdate: Tue, 28 Aug 2012 - 10:32 am
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During an active summer season, horses that are exposed to fly and mosquito bites and to wounds while out on the trail, need protection of those skin and limb sites during the healing process. Manufactured in the USA by Nurtured Pets, LLC, Anti-Lick Equine adhesive bandages can help protect horse's skin and limb injuries and bites, not only from further injury, but also from a horse's tendency to bite and lick injured areas. 

Protecting horse wounds

Protecting horse wounds

Anti-Lick Equine adhesive bandages can help protect horse's skin, limb injuries, and bites from a horse's tendency to bite and lick injured areas.

According to company information, protecting wounds, sores, skin irritations, sutures, insect bites, or wraps from your horse's excessive licking or biting with this natural solution is easy. Anti-LickStrip Equine adhesive bandages are made with an exclusive, natural cayenne pepper blend that is proven to deter horses from repeatedly nibbling affected areas or chewing protective wraps.

By preventing horses from bothering these problem areas, they'll have a chance to heal normally. They also help alleviate problems stemming from anxiety, boredom, or other behavioral issues. Anti-LickStrip Bandages may also help keep liniment on a strain.

About Anti-Lick Strip Bandages for equines:

*  Stops your horse from licking, biting, or chewing at sores, insect bites, or wraps 

*  Strip exterior is coated with cayenne, which horses hate 

*  A natural, convenient way to support healing of wounds 

Anti-Lick Equine strips are so easy to use by simply peeling off the backing and placing over gauze or vet wrap. The medical-grade adhesive keeps the strip and bandage in place.

Note that the strips should never be placed directly on the horse's skin or hair because of the medical grade adhesive.

About the Author

Flossie Sellers

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As an animal lover since childhood, Flossie was delighted when Mark, the CEO and developer of EquiMed asked her to join his team of contributors.

She enrolled in My Horse University at Michigan State and completed a number of courses in everything related to horse health, nutrition, diseases and conditions, medications, hoof and dental care, barn safety, and first aid.

Staying up-to-date on the latest developments in horse care and equine health is now a habit, and she enjoys sharing a wealth of information with horse owners everywhere.

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