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Icetight Poultice is a poultice for equine use only that has an anti-inflammatory effect. It is recommended for use after long days of exercise, training or riding. It comes in a plastic container or 11.3 kg bucket.
Icetight Poultice is a clay-textured substance, clay or poultice, which is applied to the ankles, knees or tendons of horses or mares after long days of physical activity. It generates a cold and anti-inflammatory effect, which acts for approximately 24 hours.
It is a product recommended by professionals in horse riding and equine training. It facilitates the processes and helps to replace other veterinary treatment alternatives such as the shower with massage effect injectors, the reduction of inflamed tissues using ice or bandages with soothing creams.
It has a refreshing and relaxing effect with a minty scent. In addition, its active ingredients are moisturising and exfoliating, thus helping to care for equine skin. Its continuous use promotes anti-stress treatment processes and helps to accelerate the recovery of damaged tissues.
The texture of Icetight Poultice is clear clay, which is non-irritating and non-staining. It is easy to clean with a gentle wash, without having to rub or cause discomfort to the animal.
This poultice can be used on horses and mares in the pasture or at the farm. Ideal for those animals that have a moderate physical activity, or for equines used for competitions such as riding or long working days such as muleteering.
Before applying Icetight Poultice, the manufacturer suggests cleaning the area to be treated with plenty of water to remove traces of contaminants such as dust or chemicals. Then, a thin layer of a maximum thickness of 0.65 cm should be spread over the area, covering it with plastic or damp paper or wood. To enhance the results, it is also advisable to cover the clay or clay with a cotton bandage.
It is left to act for 24 hours and finally rinsed with water. It is not a doping substance.
Icetight Poultice should not be applied to open wounds. If the equine has such a laceration, a veterinary or zootechnical professional should be consulted to determine which product is appropriate.
Use should be discontinued if an irritant reaction is identified. Ingestion of this product by the equine should be avoided.
Natural clays, aloe vera, glycerine, kaolin, bentonite, water, ferrous sulphate, boric acid, minerals and peppermint fragrance.
