[B]No ! Toxic to animals - absorbed through skin / hooves.
Past users no longer use it on horse tails due to vet warnings …
- this includes equine, barn cats / dogs
why take the chance ?! [/B]
The original thread is from 2009.
WD-40 current ingredients are believed to be
50% Aliphatic hydrocarbons
<25%petrolium base oil
12-18%low vapor pressure aliphatic hydrocarbon
2-3% carbon dioxide
<10% inert ingredients
Personally, I want to avoid inhaling any of the above ingredients, and that is difficult to do while spraying your horse’s tail.
If you use any aerosol product on your horse, a mask might be appropriate.
Your first post it to dredge up a post from 2009…lol! [edit]
Beg your pardon??? How very rude.
The mods have repeatedly asked posters to refrain from throwing the T-word around. May be try obeying the rules yourself instead of policing others.
Says the person who has all their posts redacted by MODS. I posted that so people wouldn’t waste their times reading something from 2009. Hence TIME WASTER. I don’t normally go condemning and name calling. I use it as more a slang. Mod can delete if she likes. Have a nice day! 
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Wow.
Name calling…lying…belittling a newbie poster… then justifying it all by say you’re performing a PSA. …and then hanging the responsibility for cleaning up your nastiness on the Mods.
You know how to edit and delete, clean up your own mess.
:eek:
Have a nice weekend everyone ~
Where is my post of :
:eek:
Have a nice weekend everyone ~
?! was deleted / edited out ??? for being rude !!!
Against rules ???
inappropriate language ???
Really ? ! ?
wow !
I apologize profusely • :eek::o
I’m such a trouble maker :lol: !
PERHAPS IT NEVER ‘LANDED’ !~?? OH WELL NEVER MIND
@Zu Zu It was here, I remember seeing it.
FWIW, In my experience here you have never been rude to anyone, only supportive and compassionate.
I can’t even picture you using inappropriate language. :winkgrin:
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It seems like we’ve had a rash of new posters pulling up zombie threads while not really adding substantially to the topic of discussion lately. Not really sure why.
But, anyway, I have also used WD-40 in manes and tails (also in an Arab barn). When a herd of long-maned broodmares come down off “the mountain” in the spring and you need to get a winter’s worth of burrs out of more than a dozen manes and tails, you want to use the most effective product available. :lol: Would I use it on a day-to-day basis? No. I can’t stand the smell. But desperate times call for desperate measures!
OMG Staaaaaaaaaaahp spreading this annoying lie, WD-40 is NOT fish oil. Doesn’t contain fish oil, never has ever been fish oil. Even their website addresses this annoying myth.
