Buckley 3 in 1 Formula 475ml
3 in 1 Formula topical liniment, 475 mL. Non-prescription veterinary drug for horses, DIN 00391034. For veterinary use only; read and follow the label.
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Buckley's 3 in 1 Formula is a non-prescription veterinary drug, DIN 00391034, registered with Health Canada to Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. under the name THREE IN ONE. The Drug Product Database lists it as a topical liquid for horses. This listing is the 475 mL bottle (the label reads "475ml"). The front panel reads "For veterinary use only" and "Topical Liniment • Tightener • Brace for Horses", and carries the warning "Poison - Keep out of reach of children". Medicinal ingredients listed on the Drug Product Database: methyl salicylate, menthol, camphor, thymol, Canadian hemlock oil, turpentine oil and capsicum oleoresin. Use it only as the label directs; the directions and the precautions are printed on the bottle. Ask your veterinarian about any horse that is lame or has a hot or swollen leg. Source: Health Canada Drug Product Database, THREE IN ONE (DIN 00391034, Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd.), viewed October 2026, and the product label.
Specifications
- Brand
- Buckley
- Product name
- Buckley 3 in 1 Formula 475ml
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Farm and Ranch Essentials
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
- Size/Volume
- 475 ml
- Form
- Liquid liniment
- Target Species
- Horses
- Application
- Non-prescription veterinary drug
Features
- 475 mL bottle of 3 in 1 Formula topical liniment
- Non-prescription veterinary drug, DIN 00391034
- Listed for horses on Health Canada's Drug Product Database
- For veterinary use only
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