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It is used as an aid in the temporary relief of minor stiffness or pain.
Features
The penetrating properties of pine tar.
Reducine Absorbent helps stimulate blood flow and speed of healing after injury.
Helps reduce swelling and pain during recovery and can be used as a blister.
Do not apply too much Reducine absorbent at a time; enough to dampen the skin is enough.
Hook the hair on the part to be treated. Rub in well, by hand or with a small stiff brush.
Repeat the successful days until the skin shows signs of cracks or scaling.
As soon as you notice this, stop applications and leave them completely alone.
Do not use oil or lard as usual after blistering.
If very lame, the animal must be turned into a pen or led up by hand for half an hour twice a day.
If not, it needs to be exercised gently every day, but not allowed to sit all day in a stable.
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