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What to Put & NOT Put on Horse Minor Skin Wounds

Name: Ask the Vet - What to put and NOT put on minor skin wounds
Uploaded: 11/21/2017 13:20:27
Description: In this episode of Ask the Vet, Dr. Lydia Gray and SmartPaker Sarah talk about products that you should (and should NOT) put on minor skin wounds on a horse. Dr. Gray also reveals the number one ointment that equine experts say is best for wound healing.

Updated June 10, 2025

In this video episode of Ask the Vet, Dr. Lydia Gray and SmartPaker Sarah talk about products that you should (and should NOT) put on minor skin wounds on a horse. Dr. Gray also reveals the number one ointment that equine experts say is best for wound healing.

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SmartPak Equine™ strongly encourages you to consult your veterinarian regarding specific questions about your horse's health. This information is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease, and is purely educational.