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Durvet Epsom Salt, 10 lbs.
Description
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Epsom Salt Poultice is a topical gel designed for external application for temporary relief of minor pains, bruises, and sprains associated with muscle and joint injuries.
- - For use on horses
- - Provides the benefits of epsom salt in a rub
- - Relieves soreness and relaxes muscles
- - Can be used on abscessed hooves
- - Will not burn or blister skin
Specifications
| SKU | 3593500 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Durvet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 10 LBS |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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what could this be on my dogs paw? i tried epsom salt and derma vet and that’s not helping
just flipped the same paw over and found this now he’s in a epsom salt bath soaking his feet and i have seems vet
I was wondering if I could soak my dogs butt in epsom salt or any other home remedies you recommend? And how long?
Hunter fell into the bath tub with me last night and I had Dr Teals Espom salt with eucalyptus/spearmint in the water. He seemed okay until 5am this morning when he vomitted. But hes energetic and otherwise seems normal. Will he be okay or should I take him into a vet?
I used Shapley's Main Tail and Groom (4% Sulfur) on my dog and now she is lethargic. I know it sounds strange but her hips are not working properly. She is a 10 yr old Chihuahua mix. NO vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite or symptoms of pain.
Roxie wont let me soak her paw with epsom salt, definitely not for 10 minutes. What other way works?
Hi! I did my first lime sulfur dip, I used the garden one which is 23 percent and diluted it accordingly. Is it normal for his fur to feel crunchy or matted after it dries? I'm in Canada and pet stores don't sell the pet version which is much stronger. I ordered it from amazon but will take another week. The one I used is for garden and is 23 percent vs the pet one which is 97 percent that I will be getting. Just wondering if it's normal to feel crunchy? Should I rinse it tmrw?
Can i give my 7 year old pom the equite (walmart) brand of milk of magnesia for her constipation?
My ferret got into Epsom salt and it made his mouth foam up and bleed (gums I think). We rinsed out his mouth with water and he seems ok now but I want to make sure. Is there any recommendation on anything else I should do. He is playing fine. It just really scared me.
He has been limping and avoiding putting pressure on his back left leg. The first night I noticed, he ended up walking normal after I took a look at his foot, then yesterday evening he limped the entire night so I tried soaking his foot in Epsom salt. This morning he now, intermittently, will walk or run on the foot. Should I continue with the 10-15 minute soak, give it time, or see a vet?
My dog ate a bottle of magnesium pills (146 400mg ea.) and the preservative container. He’s 80lbs
38 lb Beagle ate 75mg deramax tablet