Tendilax Antiphlogistic - Warm poultice for horses - 2 kg - AUDEVARD

Tendilax Antiphlogistic AUDEVARD: hot poultice for equine locomotor support

A hot poultice suited to horse tendons and muscles after exercise

Tendilax Antiphlogistic AUDEVARD is a poultice intended for equine locomotor support. It is used to accompany recovery phases.

A horse's locomotor tissues are heavily stressed during:

• ridden work
• competitions
• intensive training
• repeated travel

Using a poultice helps support these periods of stress.

This type of preparation fits into the daily management of equine locomotor monitoring.

A targeted thermal action on stressed areas

The hot poultice acts locally on locomotor structures.

The heat promotes:

• muscle relaxation
• tissue suppleness
• locomotor comfort
• recovery after exercise

This approach complements post-work care routines.

An equine poultice used in the management of tendon and muscle tissues

A horse's tendons and ligaments undergo significant mechanical stress.

Suitable locomotor monitoring helps preserve their suppleness.

The Tendilax Antiphlogistic poultice supports:

• stressed tendons
• exposed ligaments
• active muscle mass
• sensitive joint areas

It fits into equine locomotor recovery protocols.

A solution suited to sport horses and active horses

Athletic horses have specific needs.

Locomotor support helps to:

• maintain the quality of movement
• promote recovery
• support training periods
• preserve joint comfort

A poultice is a complementary tool in this approach.

An antiphlogistic formulation drawing on AUDEVARD's equine locomotor expertise

The Audevard laboratory develops solutions dedicated to equine locomotion.

Tendilax Antiphlogistic is part of this specialised approach.

Its formulation is designed to support stressed locomotor tissues.

It helps maintain muscle and tendon comfort.

An approach complementary to traditional locomotor care

Locomotor comfort relies on several factors:

• quality of training
• recovery management
• limb monitoring
• suitable working environment

Using a poultice complements these measures.

2 kg format: packaging suited to stables and horses monitored regularly

The 2 kg format allows extended use.

It is suitable for:

• sport stables
• riding centres
• horses monitored during recovery
• regular locomotor protocols

This packaging makes it easier to manage locomotor monitoring across several applications.

A solution suited to equine recovery routines

Regular locomotor monitoring requires suitable tools.

The 2 kg format allows:

• repeated use
• monitoring across several areas
• ongoing management after training

It is a format suited to professional facilities.

Benefits of Tendilax Antiphlogistic AUDEVARD horse poultice

• hot poultice for horses
• suited to stressed tendons and muscles
• locomotor support after exercise
• specialised equine antiphlogistic formulation
• useful for sporting recovery
• suited to active horses
• economical 2 kg format
• developed by AUDEVARD

Frequently asked questions about horse poultices

What are the benefits of poultices?

Poultices are used in horses to support locomotor comfort after exercise. Their local thermal action promotes muscle relaxation and tissue suppleness. They also help with recovery of areas stressed during work. As part of a locomotor monitoring routine, a poultice can complement daily care carried out after training or competition. This approach helps maintain tendon and muscle comfort.

How long should clay be left on a horse?

The application time depends on the type of preparation used. Some products are formulated for short applications. Others fit into longer locomotor routines. What matters is adapting the duration to the treated area and the horse's sensitivity. Hot poultices follow a different logic of use than classic clays. They are part of a specific approach to muscle and tendon recovery.

What are the drawbacks of green clay?

Green clay is often used in equine locomotor care. However, its cooling effect does not suit every situation. Some recovery phases instead require a warm thermal action. In this context, a poultice is an interesting alternative. It helps support muscle relaxation after exercise. The choice between clay and poultice therefore depends on the desired locomotor goal.

To find out more about horse poultices

To further support your horse's locomotor recovery:

• Discover the horse locomotion care category, suited to tendons and muscles
• Explore our selection of horse care products for complementary care
• Check out the horse recovery after exercise solutions available on Produits-veto.com
• Visit the laboratory page for AUDEVARD, a specialist in equine locomotor monitoring