Equine First Aid and Linaments

An image of a horses lower legs being wrapped in compression gauze.
Equine first aid
The most common causes of lameness are: Infections: Infected wound, skin, or joint; foot abscess.

Traumatic Injuries: Injuries to the musculoskeletal system, including bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and joints; damage to the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. 

​These ailments can pose endless frustrations for owners seeking solutions for their equine friends.  We have had excellent results using traditional Chinese medical approach and recommend the following herbal products. 


Whole Horse First Aid - Herbal Repair Kit™
  • Instruction manual
  • Whole Horse Liniment 
  • Whole Horse Repair 
  • Whole Horse Three Yellows Powder 
  • Measuring spoon​
Whole Horse Repair™
Indications:
  • Acute or recent traumas
  • Blunt force traumas, kicks or bites
  • Strains, sprains and swellings​
Whole Horse Liniment™
Indications:
  • Acute or recent traumas
  • Strains, sprains and swellings
  • Assist in the rehabilitation of tendon injuries​
Arthritis & Movement - Allergies and Skin - Calming & Focus - Cushings & Insulin Resistance - Digestion, Ulcer, & Colic Support - Equine Recurrent Uveitis Support, (Moon Blindness) - EPM Support - First Aid & Liniments - Immunity Support - Mares - Nutritional Support & Antioxidants and Omegas - Performance Horse Support - Racehorse Support Formulas