Tildren. Any recent experience

eventer had 3 treatments of tildren via drip, v expensive but it was covered by insurance. Worked, sound horse, but not for a spavin. The only side effect was an increase in wee in the next 24hrs, literally flooded the bed!
 
We have had 1 injected for hocks- brilliant!!

No side effects and horse moves better than ever. It is expensive but can go through insurance.
We had him treated for a yr and now he just has a joint supplement (riaflex) and seems fine.
 
my girl is about to have her second tildren for spavin. hers is done via drip. huge improvement in her movement, flowing a lot more, her paces are a lot smoother. she is on a joint supplement (synequin) too. hers is through insurance but think it was about £500 a go and we were recommended to have three, one then one a six months then one at a year.
 
My girlie had a drip of Tildren about 6/7 weeks ago - she is now 100% sound. She had previously had 2 hock inj with no noticeable effect. The usual way to administer Tildren is an IV drip run in over about 30 mins. It cost about £350 if I remember rightly without getting my insurance file out - thank god for insurance!!!! One thing I will say, is that my (black) mare has gone bright ginger where the drip went in and where the stitches went to hold it in place! I have no idea why!
Hope that helps x
 
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