Prevention Makes Good Horse Sense!

It is essential to try to lower the percentage of injuries before warming up. Pre warm up consists of :

• Applying the gel to upper knee joints, front fetlocks, hocks, not withstanding the hoof wall. Applying the gel to hip and shoulder joints. Applying the gel to the horses neck and back. If the horse has an injury, wait five minutes and apply again to injured area once again, and wrap if possible.
• Gel should always be applied before bedding down.

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Use of Pain Relief Gel Prescribed by Dr. Ednos, Montreal

Gel Has A Pronounced Positive Effect On The Recovery From Injury Of Race Track Horses

Progress report - July 21st, 1998 from Dr. Claude Thibault, Chief of Veterinary Medicine,
Blue Bonnet Raceway, Montreal, Canada

Subjects: Three injured race track standard bred trotting horses

Diagnosis:
Horse One: Suspensory ligament injury
Horse Two: Suspensory ligament injury
Horse Three: Injured ankle

Protocol: The gel was applied after the horse's morning energize, and before grooming each of the three horses they wrapped the injured area with a cotton sheet and then bandaged the area. Subsequently, they removed and replaced the gel each morning after exercise and before grooming the horses. Initial results: After a week of treatment, the attending veterinarian witnessed tremendous results. He concurred with Dr. Enos that this the most effective product on the market to treat such injuries as listed above. He will be continuing the treatment using pain relief gel for another 2-3 weeks to have more precise results.

Initial results: After a week of treatment, the attending veterinarian witnessed tremendous results. He concurred with Dr. Enos that this the most effective product on the market to treat such injuries as listed above. He will be continuing the treatment using pain relief gel for another 2-3 weeks to have more precise results.

April 24, 2004

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for introducing me to your wonderful product for my horses.

One horse in particular, Gatsby, had a chronic condition of a series of small swellings on his legs. The doctors could not cure the condition. He also had general swelling of the legs.

Mary Ann McPhail of White Fences in Wellington suggester your product Solitary Solution Pain Relief Gel. Marvel, my groom, started applying the gel at the beginning of April. As you well know, thanks to your product, Gatsby and I went on to take second place in my category at the Gold Coast Dressage Competition, mid-April in Wellington, Florida.

Marcel, my groom, has now included in his daily regimen for caring for my horses, Solitary Solution Pain Relief Gel.

Ms. Ingrid Pollock