Veterinary Liniment

The Absorbine Veterinary Liniment provides horse owners with a versatile, fast-acting solution for soothing sore muscles, stiff joints, and minor injuries. Its warming formula helps relieve temporary discomfort caused by overexertion, arthritis, or daily training, promoting flexibility and faster recovery. Safe for use on both horses and tack, it can also assist in managing minor skin irritations and hoof conditions. Trusted for generations, this liniment combines effectiveness with ease of use, making it an essential addition to any barn for maintaining your horse’s comfort, mobility, and overall performance.

Features:

• Quick, temporary relief of muscular and joint stiffness, soreness and swelling
• Penetrating heat to ease the pain associated with arthritis
• Great to clean and treat skin conditions
• Antiseptic for minor cuts
• Can even be used to prevent hoof and sole fungal infections

How is Absorbine Veterinary Liniment different from Absorbine Veterinary Liniment Gel?
The liquid liniment is designed to spread easily and is often used over larger areas of the body or diluted for rinsing applications after exercise. The gel version is thicker and stays where it is applied, making it more suitable for targeted use on specific muscles, joints, or legs where controlled placement is preferred. Both are used in post-exercise care routines but differ mainly in texture and application style.

Can Absorbine Veterinary Liniment be used as a body wash?
Yes. The liquid formula is commonly diluted with water and applied over the horse’s body after exercise or sweating. This rinse helps lift away sweat, dirt, and residue from the coat while providing a refreshing, cooling, and warming sensation. It is typically used over larger areas such as the neck, back, and hindquarters during grooming or cooldown routines.

Do you need to wash Absorbine Veterinary Liniment off after use?
It depends on how it is used. When diluted as a body rinse, it is usually left on the coat to dry naturally. When applied directly to specific areas, it is also commonly left in place unless tack is going on or the horse will be exposed to conditions where residue buildup is not desired. Skin condition and tolerance should be observed after application.

Can you wrap a horse’s legs after applying Absorbine Veterinary Liniment?
Wrapping is generally avoided after applying the liquid directly to the legs, especially when it has been rubbed in. The combination of product, friction, and pressure from wraps can intensify heat and increase the chance of irritation. If any wrapping is used, it should be very light, temporary, and only on clean, healthy skin with close monitoring of the horse’s comfort.