A: Yes, we'd recommend Bute-Less as part of your treatment plan. While Bute-Less supplement will not help the cause of the issue or heal the muscle faster, it will help with inflammation and discomfort while they heal. Please be advised that Bute-Less Supplements take up to a week of daily servings to take effect and are meant for long-term use. If the horse is in acute pain, a veterinarian-prescribed medication for pain may be the best course for your horse.

A: This product would freeze at the freezing temperature of water or most other liquids, 32' F.

A: Yes, you can use Bute-Less with all equids including Donkeys, Mules, Horses & Ponies.

A: No, frozen and thawed Bute-Less is still good to use. -Team Absorbine

A: Hello, the serving size is based on the weight of your horse so make sure to adjust it based on your particular horse. The 32 oz size has around 32 servings for a 1,100 pound horse. If his condition has not worsened or changed but the results are not satisfactory, you could try switching to the solution form as it does have a higher level of ingredients. Be wary that his condition is not worsening or changing because a more or different form of Bute-Less, which is meant as a long term supplement, may not be the best or only course of action. We hope your guy feels better very soon! -Team Absorbine

A: The main difference between Bute-Less Pellets and Bute-Less Solution is the form, depending on what fits into your horse's routine better. There is a difference in the level of Devil's Claw between the two. The pellets have 350 mg of Devil's Claw per serving, and the Solution has 954 mg per serving. This makes the solution a little stronger and work a little more quickly at the start. Some people use the Solution to start out, or on tougher days, then change to the pellets after and ongoing. All Bute-Less formulas are good to feed daily and on an ongoing basis.

A: Hello, Bute-Less Supplement is labeled for use with horses. Absorbine has not done testing with dogs, so unfortunately we can not give you recommendations for use on dogs. For horses, Bute-Less is administered according to weight. For instance, 1 fluid oz of the Bute-Less Solution is administered to an 1,000 horse daily. The amount administered would be increased or decreased according to weight.

A: Yes, this product is intended for everyday use. Do not combine it with an NSAID during the same day however.

A: Bute-Less might help with tying up, as it can help with discomfort and allow a normal inflammatory response, but tying up is often a muscle conditioning issue as you know. If you aren't already, consider electrolytes to make sure he is hydrated, which can be a big factor, and keeping him moving some in between rides. If you're going to try it, start the Bute-Less daily 5-7 days before you go on a ride and keep him on it long-term for best results, as it takes a few days to build up in their system and is not fast-acting like an NSAID. This supplement comes in three forms, a solution, pellets and a paste syringe. Do not use Bute-Less in combination with an NSAID, use one or the other. We hope you have some great rides!

A: Hi, thanks for the question. One gallon of Bute-Less Solution does not come with a pump, but we do sell a Gallon Pump that may work with this product.