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Vetericyn Equine Liniment: Specs and Pro Use
By The Tack Review Staff · Updated
At a glance
A ready-to-use menthol liniment you massage in after work, with or without wraps. We haven't tested it yet; this overview is based on manufacturer information and Vetericyn's athlete team listings.
Pros and cons
Based on manufacturer specs and published information. We haven't tested this yet.
Pros
- No mixing or diluting
- Can be used under wraps or bandages
- Vetericyn says it tests free (no banned substances, steroids, or antibiotics)
Cons
- Not for use over cuts, scrapes, or irritated skin
- Vetericyn says not to combine it with other topicals or anti-inflammatories
Specifications
- Active ingredient
- Menthol, 7%
- Sizes made
- 4 oz and 16 oz
- Use
- Massage in after activity; can go under wraps
- Also contains
- Arnica, bisabolol, peppermint oil
What it is
Vetericyn Equine Liniment (sold on Amazon under the Vetericyn Mobility name) is a topical liniment with 7% menthol, plus botanicals including arnica and bisabolol. Vetericyn says it's "designed to penetrate the skin surface and provide temporary support where applied."
How it's used
Massage it into the area right after work. For deeper penetration, Vetericyn says to apply it under wraps or bandages, and to watch for irritation when you do. It's ready to use with no mixing.
A note on health products
We report what the manufacturer says and don't make health claims of our own. Vetericyn says the liniment is not a substitute for veterinary treatment; call your vet about swelling or soreness that doesn't improve.
Pro connection
Vetericyn sponsors a Rodeo Athlete Ambassador Team and lists the products each athlete uses on its team page. The athletes below are named with this product there. This is a brand sponsorship, so read it as the brand's own marketing rather than independent evidence.
Our testing status
We haven't tested this product. When we have hands-on experience, this page will be updated with our results and a rating.
Used by the pros
Documented use and brand sponsorships involving the Vetericyn Equine Liniment, with sources.
Brand sponsorshipTaylor Hanchey: A member of Vetericyn's sponsored Rodeo Athlete Ambassador Team. Vetericyn names this product on the athlete's team profile.
Source: Vetericyn Rodeo Athlete Team (Vetericyn) · verified
Brand sponsorshipSissy Winn: A member of Vetericyn's sponsored Rodeo Athlete Ambassador Team. Vetericyn names this product on the athlete's team profile.
Source: Vetericyn Rodeo Athlete Team (Vetericyn) · verified
Sponsorships listed are between the athlete and the brand. The Tack Review is not affiliated with or endorsed by the athletes mentioned.
Vetericyn Equine Liniment