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Equine Aide & Rusty's Refined Emu Oil

Rusty's Refined Emu Oil - 2 oz

Rusty's Refined Emu Oil and Equine Aide are grade B oil, which means that it is refined but does not meet the international trade rules for a grade A oil. Perfect for animal use.

Rusty's Refined Emu Oil:

Aid to diet - apply a small amount to feed to give the animal the essential fatty acids that are not normally found in commercial diets. For every 10 pounds of body weight, add a couple of drops and mix with food.

Hot spots, scratches - Treat affected area with a drop of oil, massaging gently into the area. Use care to restrain the animal from licking the area until the oil penetrates the skin. It only takes a small amount and should be absorbed by the skin in less than 2 minutes.

Sore joints, muscle aches - Massage a small amount into the joint or muscle using the care as outlined above to keep the animal from licking the oil until it has penetrated the skin.

Hair care - Add emu oil to your favorite pet shampoo to restore the beauty to the coat. Use ½ oz of oil to 8 oz of shampoo.

Available in 2 oz and 4 oz.

Testimonial: - "Every evening upon getting ready for bed, Hawkeye, our house cat, would not leave me alone until he had a drop of emu oil fed to him on the tip of my finger. His coat is so beautiful since I started this routine." D.N. - Kansas

Our dog ZAPATO is a large black and silver German Shepherd and Lab mix. We were told she was allergic to the saliva in flea bites, so every time she was bitten it caused a large red bump. Her vet put her on medication for 2 months and finally the bumps were gone. But then we had another problem, the medication had left her skin dry as toast, and she had huge white flakes in her fur. It looked like a very bad case of dandruff. What her vet sold me didn't work, and the biting and scratching got worst. Then I remembered buying Rusty's Refined Emu Oil and started using it on her problem areas. It calmed her skin down immediately and gave her much needed relief.
Now after 3 weeks here dry skin condition is gone and so are the white flakes. ZAPATO's coat feel like silk and is in beautiful condition. I used a small amount of oil and rubbed it in with my fingers by giving her a puppy massage. Thank you Rusty and Mike - CL & ZAPATO TOO Merriam KS

I want to thank you for letting me know that the Emu Oil would be safe in treating my cat (Angel's) wound. She was hurt and I found out late in the evening. I noticed she had a lump on her side, when I went to investigate the wound erupted. I cleaned her up and she was not happy. After calling you I put Emu Oil on the wound and the next morning it was healed. What a miracle. I was already convinced you have a great product, but after this it was confirmed beyond belief. I saved a lot of money and worry by using the (Emu) oil and it was easier on Angel. She is not fond of the ride to the vet. Thank you! so so much! - S.T. Shawnee, KS

Equine Aide...

Equine Aide - 32 oz

· is made from 100% once refined emu oil and is safe to use.
· can be used on the hooves to help repair cracks and splits. It can also be used as a preventative to keep your horses' hooves strong and healthy.
· is a deep penetrating, non-irritating, highly moisturizing, all natural nutritional supplement to the skin.
· can be added to your horse's feed as a nutritional supplement.
· is excellent in shin soreness for racing animals, either dogs or horses.
· is used to calm and soothe dry flaky skin conditions.
· relieves itching on your animals' hide, whether is be from bugs, allergies, or etc., soothing, moisturizing, and conditioning the skin.
· penetrates the skin and with its' anti-inflammatory properties, will reduce swelling and inflammation in muscles, joints and tendons.
· is a effective and useful addition to your first aid box, safe to use on all your animals.

Available in 8 oz, 16 oz, and 32 oz.

Testimonial: - We raise Missouri Foxtrotter Horses, 72 at current count, and this last spring found out just how great Emu Oil is. One of our mares had a problem with birthing and the baby couldn't get out. When we found her, the foal was dead; we had to remove the baby by pulling it out. Needless to say this poor mare's back side was in really bad shape. Mike of 4 D ACRES mentioned the Emu oil to me & I thought let's give it a try. We rubbed it onto her twice daily & within a week she almost looked back to normal. I was amazed at how well it worked, we have used many things to help the horses repair themselves after they are injured & this stuff worked better & quicker than anything else I've used. Thanks, - S. Q. Spring Hill, Kansas

"At the Farm and Ranch Show this week I learned for the first time of emu oil, and the benefits it can have for cuts on horses. I decided to buy some to have on hand, just in case. Unbelievably enough this very Friday our 8 month old filly didn't like that we moved her mother to another location. One of the benefits for doing this was to try to wean the filly. But she panicked tonight and jumped the neighbor's fence that is chain link with a hot wire and barbed wire on top. She received about 6 different very large gashes across her chest and above her leg. I called our vet but could not get a hold of anyone. I thought of the emu oil that I had just purchased. I applied it with a Q-tip, but I wanted to confirm are we supposed to do anything else besides apply it twice a day? How much of it are we supposed to try and get into or onto the cuts? The timing of all this I whole heart believe it's nothing short of a miracle. The Lord's guidance was definitely involved in the decision to purchase the Equine Aide. Thank You, - I. B. Wichita, Kansas