Replied by Maremaid (Lansing, Mi) on 08/16/2010
That is a very serious wound, but I've had good success with my own home made aloe vera gel. I went and bought a plant (usually fairly cheap. It had sprouts in the bucket, and I used about half of the small aloe plant and then planted the rest. But I find the efficacy of fresh aloe is far superior to the gels you find in stores. If it requires a preservative, it's probably already lost a lot of the potency by the time you get it. If you own a horse you most likely have room to plant an aloe plant, they are fairly hardy. Might I also recommend Horse Chestnut(ironic huh?)
And adding a little high quality organic oil (like dipping carrots in sunflower oil and then feeding) to the diet will help the body reform that tissue. Observant. Or you might already be using oil, either way, I mix a lot of organic into the feed, because prices are fairly similar out here. All the best. MareMaid
