Robinson Animalintex - 40g

Animalintex is suitable for a wide range of injuries and conditions, but it's essential to consult with a veterinarian to determine the best course of treatment for specific cases.

Typically, you should change the poultice every 12-24 hours or as directed by your veterinarian. The frequency may vary depending on the condition and severity of the injury.

Yes, Animalintex can be used on open wounds. Ensure the wound is cleaned before applying the pad. It can be applied wet or dry depending on the needs.

Yes, Animalintex can be applied hot or cold. This provides versatility based on the injury and the desired effect.

Animalintex is specifically designed for equine use. Its suitability for other animals is not guaranteed; consult with a veterinarian before use.

Store Animalintex in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children and animals.

While Animalintex is generally safe, prevent your horse from chewing the pad. Consult your veterinarian immediately if your horse ingests the product.

Ensure the bandage is applied correctly and is snug but not too tight. Consider using more layers or a more secure type of bandage.

Consult with your veterinarian to assess the injury and determine if a different treatment is needed. Ensure the application method is correct.

Remove the Animalintex immediately and consult with your veterinarian. The horse may be allergic or have a reaction to the product.

Re-wet the pad as needed to maintain moisture, or apply a covering to keep it moist for longer periods.

Practice the application method for better efficiency and consider using additional help for larger areas or difficult to reach spots.