11 September 2006 #1 A archoak Well-Known Member Joined 18 May 2006 Messages 2,136 Visit site Can you use witch hazel on horses for brusing as you would for humans
11 September 2006 #2 M miamibear Well-Known Member Joined 16 December 2004 Messages 1,184 Location East Yorkshire Visit site Not sure but its brill stuff for humans, i always have a bottle in!!
11 September 2006 #3 A archoak Well-Known Member Joined 18 May 2006 Messages 2,136 Visit site Thought I might try it on her sole (see previous stud post) as farrier said it may have caused a bruise.
Thought I might try it on her sole (see previous stud post) as farrier said it may have caused a bruise.
11 September 2006 #4 S scrat Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2006 Messages 718 Location hampshire Visit site I've used witch hazel for a cooling affect but arnica gel or cream is good for bruises.
11 September 2006 #5 R RachelB Well-Known Member Joined 25 December 2004 Messages 6,881 Location back of beyond Visit site I have Gold Label witch hazel and arnica gel, it's really cold stuff! Works on me, so far *touch wood* I haven't had to use it on a horse but that's what it's meant for anyway!
I have Gold Label witch hazel and arnica gel, it's really cold stuff! Works on me, so far *touch wood* I haven't had to use it on a horse but that's what it's meant for anyway!
11 September 2006 #6 k9h Well-Known Member Joined 21 November 2005 Messages 3,919 Visit site I use to use it alot around the girth area to prevent girth sores. Worked a treat.
11 September 2006 #7 A archoak Well-Known Member Joined 18 May 2006 Messages 2,136 Visit site Great thanks, I'm going to soak some cotton wool in it and bung the hole with it
12 September 2006 #8 K kayleigh_and_rocky Well-Known Member Joined 7 December 2005 Messages 5,542 Location Hampshire www.kayleigh-nicholls.piczo.com I use gold label witch hazel and arnica too and its brilliant!