This message is from: John and Martie Bolinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Alison,
We use SWAT a lot in the summer (keeps the flys off the tender
gender-sensitive spots if you know what I mean). It now comes in a colorless
cream though that is harder to find.
I have had a number of people ask on trail rides why my poor horses have
such 'inflamed parts' because we slather on the swat to keep them comfy. :)
Martie in MD
Alison Barr wrote:
> ........ Another big
> one (my personal choice) is swat. It is bright pink, never wears off,
> and is fly repellent. In the summer, many riders use it to keep the
> bugs out of the already chewed ears, although never do it in the space
> of 2 weeks from a show, as it stays forever and is BRIGHT! I believe it
> is mildly antiseptic, but don't quote me on that. Both these ointments
> stay on well, and keep the wound nice and moist. In general, swat is
> better on small things, whereas Furazone is better for real cuts.
>
