Farnam Vetrolin Horse Liniment for Muscle Soreness, Stiffness and Inflammation Relief on Horses, Helps Reduce Swelling, Aids in Pain Relief, 32 Oz.

Dilute 1/4 centerline 3/4 water for post ride muscle refreshment for tired horse muscles. I have used for many years. Highly recommend!

I like the Vetrolin products and buy them whenever I can find them a bit cheaper. I use the liniment all the time to relax the muscles after workouts and just to make them feel better. Especially on my older horse I like to use the product on his back and he seems to enjoy it. I'm not sure if it really does much as I can't feel much with the liniment left on my hands, but in my mind, it makes them feel better. I also like the scent.

Love using this in the summer on my horses! It’s my favorite liniment and I can use it on my more sensitive horses too!

It helped ease the pain for my dogs joints

Works wonders for sore muscles. Great price and the scent isn't strong. It's a little too watery, but I use it anyway. I don't have a horse.

My horses love this stuff. Especially after a good ride and workout. I've tried other linaments, but this one is their favorite. After a good ride, I put some in a bucket and dilute it with water and then sponge it all over them. They will stand completely still to get their linament bath. Lol. It's the best.

The product was a disappointment but it wasn't that bad because of the price and ingredients to give it less than 3 stars. I found it was no different than many other less expensive products. The pain relief wasn't noticeable at all. My recommendation to the manufacturer is to add more natural oils to boost the pain relief effectiveness. In herbal medicine rubbing certain herb extracts or oils relieve pain better than just the typical camphor and methyl salicylate, which your product has. I didn't pay attention to the ingredients before purchase and that was a mistake. Your product is like any other product out there, no difference except price. You have no competitive advantage (Michael Porter business strategist) for sales. It's either your ingredients or menthol. The other ingredients you have are not strong enough. You may want to add more herbal oils to give your product an advantage while considering costs of manufacturing. As you increase sales your unit of production reduces and if you pass that down to consumers you can turn your company into a mega billion dollar company. If you are one right now, it's not going to last. You would think being a horse product it would be stronger but it's not. Horses suffer more than humans in pains. They need stronger medications. Your ingredients are no different than those for humans. The following is a list of suggested oils you may want to consider to improve the effectiveness of your product. Cajuput oil, cassia oil, clove oil, dementholised mint oil, German & Roman Chamomile oil, Peppermint oil, Eucalyptus oil, Lavender oil, Turmeric oil, arnica oil. I'll check back with you in two years if your business is still around to see if your product improved to consider buying. If it's the same as today, I won't buy your product again.

Great to add to water for rinsing horses off in the hot weather! Great smell!

Love this!