Essential Horse Medical Supplies & How To Use Them

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[@RaleighLink]

If you like this video please become a channel member or subscribe on patreon to help support videos like this. I decided to make this members video public in hopes it may save more horse lives! **ALSO THIS VIDEO IS NOT SPONSORED BY EQUINE SLEEVE, I just love their products.

[@elizabethvodraska5782]

Oml I know you are trining to help but can you please stop hating on disappoints

[@josianegendron4058]

Hi! Is the content the same on patreon and youtube member ?

[@Saerise]

@@josianegendron4058 It is.

[@cooltrainermaddie]

This was so perfectly timed for me! I just got my first horse last month and I've been really worried over what medical supplies I need to have on hand for her. Thank you so much!

[@RaleighLink]

@@cooltrainermaddie The video isn't sponsored by anyone.

[@cooltrainermaddie]

@@RaleighLink sorry for misunderstanding that segment. I'll delete that comment since the others are gone and it makes no sense out of context now 🤣.

[@rachelmerz2122]

Girl, same!! I got my girl in February, and I had some basics on hand, but definitely need so much more to be ready for anything!

[@LavenderLushLuxury]

Thank you for educating others on this horse science health topic, I think it's really important for other's to know what to do in a emergency...!!! 👌👍💯

[@gracedigman-6806]

I really appreciate you doing this on your main channel. Helps a lot. Thank you

[@Ghost_lyy]

Such an ethically way to use medical equipment (btw love your vid’s-)

[@emmagiroux3674]

About tourniquets, make sure you keep it CLEAN, I dont know much about barns but I'm guessing they get dirty easily. If you let your tourniquet get dirt, sand, too much sun exposure, wtv on it, over time the integrity of the tk will get hurt and it could snap when you apply tension on it!

[@lauramarika]

Iodine is good to keep home too! It's so handy to use to dogs, cats, kids 😊

[@lauramarika]

I GOT A HEART 😍😍😍 I'm little embarrassed to say that I had little fangirl moment... 😂 But yeah, forgot to add that iodine have saved me from many trips to health center. One time I got spike form nail to my big toe's cuticle and it was hurting like hell and was little bit inflamed. If I pressed it, pus was coming out. I used iodine like 5-6 days and it was healed. Even got the spike out few days later! 😊 Iodine is best! I keep it home because of my two dogs, but I use it more than them. I have used it like 7 times for my dogs, and million times for myself 🤣 Though finnish health care is free, it's always so much easier if you don't have to go 😅

[@mariaalyakrinskaya5412]

We like to put iodine in a spray bottle. Easier to use and store

[@oceancat0450]

I love calm, chill, informative Raleigh. More than the “fck you, you’re fcking stupid” Raleigh. Either way, I love this channel. I rode horses my whole childhood and I’d totally get back into it if I could! Cheers, Raleigh and Link!

[@manderinchen9806]

Can we take a moment to appreciate this gorgeous arena? 😮 that looks so nice

[@sass.and.freckles]

Sheath cleaner is also good for cleaning mare's udders 👌

[@badlander2000]

I'm glad to see I have pretty much all of these except materials I know I cannot use correctly (I've been informed previously about the risks of tourniquets). I would also love to see a video about other health emergencoes, like eye injuries or colic.

[@Boyland8692]

Congrats Raleigh this is a very useful video especially for newbies. Please do more of these as I’m sure we can all find these extremely useful. 🤩🤩👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@maddkiwi1723]

we have wonder dust for our dogs haha. They're greyhounds, so very thin skinned, so we need to stop any bleeding as soon as it's found and we realised that wonder dust was the best and easiest to use in mixture with an antisceptic ointment. We specifically use EA wound powder because of the nozzle attatchment and cost me 26usd

[@daredevilcowgirl8519]

I love wonder dust. I will never not have it in my vet kit

[@e.karvali8268]

That was great! I don’t have a horse but that was so educating and interesting, more please!

[@xonx3056]

I have tried to stop a cow from bleeding out from its milk vein (not sure it that is the english term, it is the vein that supplies blood for milk production) 😵‍💫 it is the hardest damn spot ever, and the most deadly... Huge artery in front of the udder, under their stomach... We had to use pieces of wood, rope around the stomach and ass 😂 it was a mess! Looked like a slaughter 🥴 she survived and the wound healed luckily.

[@hannahjans5742]

That must have been a very stressful situation! I'm glad she survived

[@artofclassicaldressage2651]

My vet recommended chlorhexidine instead of iodine. It's what all my vets use now.

[@spitfire.equine.rescue]

Thank you Raleigh for making this video I really appreciate you and the time you put into your channel you have helped grow my knowledge so much. I am getting a horse and I'm going to name it huckleberry and this video was so helpful. Thank you so much for all of that you do ❤️

[@buggaboo_eq]

Wowsers! I would absolutely die for you to care for my animals!

[@kristyroa8408]

Thank you for sharing with us!

[@auroratransparency]

Thank you for the fantastic educational video. As always you rock girl! ❤

[@KittenBlackheart]

Since I found NT from FourOaks, I've stopped Wonder Dust completely. NT is all natural, no warnings like WD

[@rachelmerz2122]

I am SO GLAD that you did this video, Raleigh!! I’m a pretty new horse owner, and this is super helpful. My girl came up lame two days ago with an abscess, and I learned the importance of having supplies on hand real quick!!

[@anniina2253]

Thank you so much for sharing this 💖

[@math5735]

It’s was an awesome video ! Love it, have to update my medical box now ahah more video like that are welcome 😊

[@adinosinetriphosphate]

do I own horses? no. did I still watch this entire video? yes, absolutely.

[@MSTYPIC]

Ill be taking some of these in a backpack when riding outside. you never know what you'll face!

[@philipwilson9589]

Hi love your videos from Portugal

[@EquestrianFool]

Thanks! Surer insightful. Would love to see a video on how to apply these items.

[@MyHeartsBeat]

Very important is to implement medical procedures into your training, so it is absolutely normal for the horse and neither of you have stress when applying a bandage or whatever. I also reccommend to regularly measure your horses temperature and know what their usual body temperature is. Some horses just have a lower body temperature than others - just as humans have. Thank you for this video - I agree with these tipps and everyone should know these basics.

[@TheRopingQueen]

This is really helpful! Now I know thigs I didn't, thank you for educating others on this.

[@teresadasilva4777]

Fura a zone is a carcinogen be sure to wear gloves when touching it.

[@tangothebird7198]

I’m so early! I love your videos ❤️

[@Goldiehorselover]

I love this video ❤

[@ChloeSchuster]

So happy Link is healed

[@ChloeSchuster]

@@horseiglr8383 She said in the beginning of the video he was doing better you think she was lying?

[@ChloeSchuster]

@@yolon330ornot he was never lame? Ok well i guess it rly doesn't bother me if she's sponsored by them or not bc I know its a great product either way.

[@kittvskarrkr6074]

It's so funny how all of a sudden you do a horsie medicine video right when I needed one. My horse is currently on antibiotic ointment for a corneal ulcer. He's been on them for about five days. But I feel like I should treat him for the whole week.

[@JennDF]

Demonstrations would be great!

[@elipiazzon544]

I love your videos

[@lindaalexander09]

I didnt know that ladies man Link was lame happy hes feeling better! i had my first "riding" lesson today it was a lesson but no riding it was orientation day next Saturday we ride!

[@deirdreryan7402]

Love this! Do you have a running list of these? Thanks!

[@TheMilkXSman]

I think Raleigh is epic! :D

[@hannahcody05tiktoks58]

I know all about betadine. My mom was a diebetic and I learned a lot from taking care of her for te rest of her life hpw to use it as well as many other things to keep her alive and prevent amputations from happening

[@misssagacious]

Raleigh, I saw in another video (First Aid For Horses [handle: PanAsh Equine] at exactly 2:00 minutes in), an equestrian said her vet told her that Fura Zone should only be used on fresh wounds because it promotes proud flesh. Do you think that’s true? Is it a good idea to switch to a different ointment after a couple of days? Please tell us what you think!! Also, great video! It’s been a long time coming, even though I have your old one saved to my first aid playlist (you know, the one where the sun is going down!)

[@shelby9343]

I own mares but I feel that it is necessary to know how often do u clean your geldings sheath?

[@RaleighLink]

Only clean their sheaths once or twice per year or however often instructed by a vet, all horses are different.

[@milenakulinska9477]

Pls can you do a the demonstration because i have my first horse and i dont reely know how to use those 😚

[@astrid.nww33]

Talk to your vet or take a course. They would love to tell you basic care.

[@P1xy_Styx]

I'm subscribed and have all notifications on but for some reason this video didn't show up, love the video though!

[@P1xy_Styx]

@@lahsponytime5809 wdym?

[@P1xy_Styx]

@@eagelslife34 oh, you mean about the equine sleeve stuff

[@luckyclaw06]

Can arterial bleeds happen easily? Is there any extra measures you can take to prevent arterial bleeds? I would be so stressed out about my horse just walking 😭😭 I know it comes with owning animals but I'm so squeamish idk if i'd be able to handle it

[@rathmiron]

I dont think you need to be worried (that much). Arteries are deeper under their skin than the smaller veins, so your horse would have to cut themselves with a lot of force for it to be deep enough to be an arterial bleed. As long as you make sure to carefully check all the areas your horse is in for protruding points and sharp edges ( and get rid of those) it is unlikely your horse will get an arterial bleed. But it's still a horse, and they are quite good at finding a way to get hurt in a manner you didn't think was possible.

[@KeeperTheOneEyedWonder]

Do you ever use bute or keep it in your kit? Also I’m not done with vid so sorry if you say it

[@KeeperTheOneEyedWonder]

My barn calls it blue coat

[@equestrian5265]

Rayleigh I have a question. I'm 17 and started riding when I turned 13. I dont have a horse family and am making my own path. I feel confident in my riding with my trainers (to keep me in check) I really want to own a horse and when i do will absolutely board it at the barn I ride at for the first few months. I want to be going into buying a horse with the intentions of keeping it on property of my own. I dont want it to stay boarding at the barn as I am awkward and It will feel like someone else's pet and I don't want that. The only thing holding me back is the fact that I don't know horse feeding or medical issues and how to see them. As for training a horse I don't know either but that one is the least of my concerns. So my question Is how do I go about this and in learning what I need? Where's the fine line of its okay to jump in blindly? How much knowledge do I need and how do I get it? I watch videos and try to understand it better. I worked at my barn but it was all the laborious work and not much learning. So I stopped. (I've done lots of construction and furniture moving growing up so I got the laborious down.) One of my trainers mentioned pony club? That that was a very indepth learning process to all my worries. Atleast for them. I very much appreciate it if you answered 🧡

[@ardenmcanulty7618]

Should betadine not be diluted before used? For easy application I dilute mine in a spray bottle and spray right on.

[@ellenamy9617]

The concentration is usually on the bottle and for farm animals we use 10%

[@ardenmcanulty7618]

@@ellenamy9617 yes I mix it until it’s a light ice tea colour

[@Dressagio]

thank you so much for making this public🤍🤍🤍

[@deirdreryan7402]

What is the name of that wrap with the clips? Thank you!

[@Ishdjshbdj]

my horse has ripped a piece of her hoof off, i’ll put a picture on my channel if you want to see but what should i do? can i still ride her tomorrow??

[@RaleighLink]

Please don't ride a horse with an injury. Not until a vet has looked her over and she is fully healed.

[@Ishdjshbdj]

@@RaleighLink ok

[@judithjeffers7666]

Please demo

[@tinybutdeafeningbird1225]

why am I watching this I don't have a horse and I don't plan to lmfao good video tho

[@willowlove7876]

Helloooo, I was wondering if anyone knows of some vet colleges that I could take a look at when I graduate highschool. I love watching her videos and want to go to a vet college one day. Any suggestions?

[@filly2299]

Where abouts are you based? I'll take a look at colleges that offer that course and what kind of veterinary work do you want to do? Vet nurse, vet surgeon? Some colleges also offer equine veterinary nurse courses or general animals I'll have a look at what's near you and what sort of veterinary work you'd want to do! Good luck!

[@Megan12216]

Hey so patron I can't do that I'm sorry but I can follow and watch your videos

[@z3r0luck9]

dang I'm early ☠️

[@lydiadimeo8162]

This is super duper random but is link named after the legend of Zelda?

[@hannahmownseyyy]

I live on a farm and whenever my horse hurts herself my dad just uses sth for the cows that’s safe for her 😭

[@yoshi5159]

most horses dont notice it?😂 we had to use lube for my old mare because she'd clench those cheeks as soon as we came close to her

[@sandraellis7449]

Ok, maybe it’s just me, but since you are going into the medical field I’m curious how you feel about this. I have been seeing a disturbing number of videos for horse and dog chiropractors. There are people doing a bunch of “adjustments” on these animals and frankly it infuriates me. I know a lot of people swear by chiropractors, but it is 100% pure quack “medicine.” I feel like one day one of these people is going to seriously injure a horse or dog by manipulating their backs, necks and legs.

[@lkmidge]

I was always told that iodine is more painful to an open wound vs betadine and that betadine should be used for open wounds on animals instead.

[@RaleighLink]

Antiseptic solutions should not be confused with antiseptic scrubs. A scrub is an antiseptic mixed with a soap and is intended for scrubbing or cleaning but is never left on the skin where a solution is simply the disinfectant chemical itself and is water based. Povidone-iodine solution is a tissue friendly antiseptic solution that has been used for decades as a wound cleaner and general antiseptic. It should be diluted to a tea color to flush wounds. It can be sponged onto or sprayed onto suspected fungal or bacterial skin infections. It can be left on the skin safely and provides a residual antibacterial effect.

[@lkmidge]

@@truthfreedom3456 you don’t need to be a vet to know basic first aid- but continue giving your worthless two cents because you feel the need to say something 🙂

[@lkmidge]

@@Butwhodid79338 lol and I didn’t ask for your two cents on a comment that didn’t concern you, but here we are 😂😂😂

[@cred5983]

Betadine or iodine solution always be diluted to a light tea colour. Do not syringe from bottle directly onto Wound. Wonder hat is caustic and used to eat proud fresh. Do not use on fresh wounds. Blue coat or anything with gentian violet have been banned for sale in many countries including Canada for its potential toxicity and possibly causing cancers. Please talk to your licensed vet for the products they recommend

[@Aliee-LRSporthorses]

Number one advice. Have your Vet’s number readily available on your phone, taped on your med.kit. If you don’t know CALL. Absolutely do not give medical advice out…your NOT a Vet unless you have a degree. You could be liable.

[@skylarbalch9139]

How do you become a channel member

[@Ducky7434]

Why are horses on a never ending mission to kill themselves?

[@caliannavillla6530]

Arent you the same person who lied/lies about going to vet school? Yes you are.

[@brendabroschn1016]

I can't stand big lick

[@CHINGGISJINNAHPHARAOH123]

THNKS RALEIGH I love the progress of link,but your next vid should be about abuses of Zebra Horses Link also wants his striped sisters and brothers welfare too.

[@CHINGGISJINNAHPHARAOH123]

are you serious right now am i actually gonna win a prize for a video suggestion how do I get it then? anyway tysm