Buckley Shin-Band 250ml
Shin-Band topical liquid, 250 mL bottle. Non-prescription veterinary drug for horses, DIN 00068063. Veterinary use only; read and follow the label.
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Shin-Band is a non-prescription veterinary drug, DIN 00068063, registered with Health Canada to Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. The Drug Product Database lists it as a topical liquid for horses. This listing is the 250 mL bottle (the label reads "Net 250 mL"). The label describes it as "An external aid for the prevention of bucked shins and for relief of temporary pain and discomfort associated with splints, osslets, big knee swelling, sore tendons, muscular soreness, and soft ankles." It is marked "For veterinary use only" and carries the warning "Poison - Keep out of reach of children". Medicinal ingredients listed on the Drug Product Database: camphor, methyl salicylate, iodine, isopropyl alcohol, benzoin and potassium iodide. 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, SHIN BAND (DIN 00068063, Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd.), viewed October 2026, and the product label.
Specifications
- Brand
- Buckley
- Product name
- Buckley Shin-Band 250ml
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Farm and Ranch Essentials
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
- Size/Volume
- 250 mL
- Form
- Liquid
- Target Species
- Horses
- Application
- Topical liquid
- DIN
- 00068063
Features
- 250 mL bottle of Shin-Band topical liquid
- Non-prescription veterinary drug, DIN 00068063
- Listed for horses on Health Canada's Drug Product Database
- For veterinary use only
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