SNM Performance Liniment is our FEI compliant herbal formula designed for proven and effective relief in performance horses.
Performance horses face daily challenges that strain their muscles, tendons and ligaments. You want your horse to feel limber and perform their best. You need proven relief that’s safe for everyday use and regulated events.
SNM Performance Liniment was developed by veterinarians with competitors in mind. The same trusted formula as our go-to Classic favorite with comfrey instead of lobelia to meet “Zero-Tolerance” regulations. The potent blend of comfrey, arnica, witch hazel, rosemary and lavender provide a safe, natural solution . No harmful chemicals, parabens, sulfates, irritating herbs, artificial or synthetic additives. Our Performance Liniment works to increase circulation to muscles, tendons, and ligaments while supporting normal healthy tissue. It’s just as gentle on your hands as your horse’s skin.
Use anytime and anywhere. Ideal addition to your daily grooming routine. For optimum effect use before and after each ride. Convenient spray and go solution for simple use during training and competition. Effective as a direct spray, massage or refreshing bath brace. Safely use under tack, wraps, bandages and ceramics.
Arenus is proud to offer SNM Performance Liniment as a cost-effective and regulatory compliant liniment for performance horses.
- Horses with a moderate to heavy work level.
- For daily use on muscles, tendons and ligaments supports normal healthy tissue, circulation and function.
- Horses with sensitive skin or reactions to traditional liniments.
- Horses competing in FEI or other agency regulated events.
KEY BENEFITS
- Safe for hands, horses and show day: All-natural formula is gentle on horses with sensitive skin. It’s safe enough for your own hands to use without gloves. No blisters or burning commonly found with traditional liniments. Safe to apply and use under wraps, tack or bandages. Confidently use during events with no greasy or sticky residue to attract dust and insects.
- Convenient application: Effective without the need to rub in. Simply spray and go. Spray on the poll, back, neck, legs, hock, knees or hoof.
- Multi-purpose: Versatile liniment can be used as a direct spray, bath brace, massage and under riding equipment or bandages.
- Calming scent: Fresh, clean lavender is soothing for both horse and rider.
FEATURES
- All-natural ingredients: No harsh chemicals, sulfates, parabens, synthetic or artificial additives. Contains our time-tested arnica base with witch hazel, rosemary and lavender. Now with comfrey for a more potent anti-inflammatory.
- Careful herb selection:Our whole herbs are carefully chosen, extracted and monitored for purity and strength. This crucial process is never overlooked and we never use commercial extracts or diluted tinctures.
- Regulation compliant:Comfrey replaces the lobelia from our United States Classic liniment as a stronger anti-inflammatory that meets FEI “Zero-Tolerance” regulations and many common agency regulations.
- Equine professional approved:Developed and approved by veterinarians. The choice of top equine therapists for more than 20 years at all major international competitions, USEF events and the Olympics.
CAUTIONS
For topical use only. Not meant to be ingested. Keep away from immediate eye area. Do not use on open cuts or wounds. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from an open flame. For equine and canine use only.
DIRECTIONS
Shake well before using. Use on lower and upper limbs. Apply to directly to skin and massage prior and after exercise on the back, legs, poll, or hocks. Paint directly on sole of sore hooves. To use as a bath brace, add a ½ oz. to 1 oz. per gallon of water. Liniment may also be applied to area and a wet, warm towel placed over liniment application to get the same effect. Safe to use under tack, wraps, blankets and under therapeutics.
INGREDIENTS
Proprietary extract of witch hazel bark and leaves with the following common herbs: arnica (Arnica montana), rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), lavender (Lavendula officinalis), and comfrey (Symphytum officinale).
