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Sugar
and Iodine
The two magic ingredients are sugar, and iodine. How many, and how big or how many injuries will determine how much of each ingredient is necessary. Start with about ¼ to ½ a cup of sugar, and slowly mix in the iodine in small increments until you have a thick, but not soupy past. With rubber gloves on your hands gently apply a thin layer of paste so that it covers the horses' entire injury. The iodine will disinfect
the wound while the sugar adds thickness to the mixture, keeps
the flies away, and keeps the skin from dying. I have found this
to be the most effective method for treating minor scrapes and
scratches, especially on the legs. I have also heard that this
mixture can be used to treat abscesses and thrush.
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