Joseph Lyddy Crib Stop Paste 400gm
Assists to prevent horses cribbing and biting
$22.05
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Joseph Lyddy Crib Stop Paste helps prevent crib-biting, wood chewing, windsucking, bandage biting, and other destructive chewing behaviors in horses.
RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON:
- Fences
- Rugs
- Boots & Bandages
- Stable doors
How to Use:
- Apply with a brush or cloth to the areas you want to protect. The frequency of application will depend on how persistent the horse is.
Steps:
- Test in an inconspicuous area first, as the color may transfer or stain.
- Apply evenly with a cloth or brush to fully cover the surface you wish to protect.
- For optimal results, apply a second treatment a few days later. The frequency of application will vary based on the horse’s habits, weather conditions, and the type of surface.
Coverage:
Crib Stop's concentrated formula will treat approximately 6 to 8 square meters per kilogram, depending on the surface being treated.
(10809)
| SKU | 10809 |
| Barcode # | 9318014217606 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6000kg |
| Unit Of Measure | ea |
Stop Crib
By: Emily Brenton on 20 March 2015Great product! Stays on despite rain and is quite hard to rinse off your hands even, tastes like fire and works well!
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stop crib
15 October 2013Sorry for delay in getting back to you. I have just painted the posts in the paddock and the horse's reaction was promising. He did not like it at all. Hoping that this fixes my problems. Regards Robbie(Roberta)
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