my horse has an abrasion between the coronet band and hock. about 1" wide 2" long, started red, ozing and nasty, now raw but ozzy, any opinions on the best appoach to geting it to heal quickly without proud flesh etc? i have been putting antibiotic salve on it and bandaging it, just stopped the bandaging so it is open now. thanks!!

go to www.belumedx.com and order some eclispe wash and ointment.

This is the best stuff going........I guarantee you horse will heal fast and with limited scaring.

Peaeye shared with me how good Eclispe was when my horse slit his hock on the fence in June. I am using it now on my horse's injury and I am completely amazed on how quickly it is helping my horse’s wound heal.

You really should check it out. I even called the company (at Peaeye's urging), they were very helpful and gave me a name of a Vet in Arkansas using the products, Dr. Polly. They urged me to ask my Vet to contact Dr. Polly, which my Vet did. My Vet was pleasantly surprised at how helpful Dr. Polly was and was eager to try the products.

Again, it doesn't cost you anything to check this product out. I am very happy I did and it is really helping my horse’s hock heal nicely and speeding the recovery time. In fact, the original time estimate was 6 months, I am hoping to reduce that by 1 to 2 months, and considering I am wrapping it every day, that will be a huge relief.

there's a number of good healing potiens, I use pine tar for wounds, (messy but heals fast) and broad leaf plantain for pulling toxins and infections, which it does so fast I've never had to use it more than 3 days, usually 1 or 2. (it's a weed in yards and gardens all over the place.)
A man I used to know told about using pine pitch for a bullet wound in a man's sholder, bullet went in one side and blew a big hole out the other, they packed the hole full, the skin closed up over the pitch and it healed perfectly. A story we have in an herb book tells about something simular where a boy's hip joint was shot away by a musket ball, his mother was informed to wash the wound with a certain type of ash wash, (to steralize it I'm sure) then pack it with the powdered inner bark of the slippery elm tree, the joint grew back in and he regained full use of his leg.
Certain natural things work very good, and salves that are made of natural things work the best.

I agree, natural is very good. That is one of the main reason's I was so interested in Eclispe It uses natural compounds derived from horse blood combined with antioxidants and vitamins and minerals to induce regenerative wound healing. Their healing products contain all-natural compounds including Vitamin C, aloe vera and growth factors in physiologic balance from the horses' own blood.

Again, it is natural and I've been quite impressed with it.

Cowboys Restless Heart,

How did your horse get? are you riding him yet?

Thank you for the nice comments about Eclispe. I forwarded it to Belumedx.

Hi Peaeye,
He is still healing, just a long process with the severity of the hock wound, but I am very pleased with how quickly it is healing. I just ordered my 2nd batch of cream and spray.

Again, my vet said 6 months and I am hoping to cut that by 1.5 to 2 months. I wish I had started with this process before 6 weeks had gone by.

Thanks for asking and for sharing this great product with me.

Peaeye, I really appreciate your support through this hard time.

CRH

I just want him sound and ready for you to ride this fall in the Ozarks......

you are very welcome for the little help I gave.....your willingness to "try something new" is the main factor in getting your horse well.

We all have gone through similar situations with our horses. HE WILL GET WELL.