Lotion for hooves
OwnerWinston Riceinventor
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Abstract
A lotion for hooves is described that includes the following ingredients expressed as a percentage of volume. Fish oil should represent 20 to 81 percent of total volume; pine tar 1 to 45 percent; and-propylene glycerol 15 to 36 percent. The remainder of the lotion, 3 to 20 percent, should consist of a compatible emulsifying agent for maintaining pine tar in emulsion. By adjusting the proportions of ingredients the described lotion can be adapted to suit seasonal humidity.
Claims3
A lotion for hooves, comprising the following ingredients expressed as a percentage of volume:
- a. 20 to 81 percent fish oil;
- b. 1 to 45 percent pine tar;
- c. 15 to 36 percent propylene glycerol;
- d. 3 to 20 percent of an emulsifying agent for maintaining pine tar in emulsion. Selected from the group consisting of corn oil and sunflower seed oil.
A lotion for hooves, comprising the following ingredients expressed as a percentage of volume:
- a. 20 to 30 percent fish oil;
- b. 35 to 45 percent pine tar;
- c. 15 to 20 percent propylene glycerol;
- d. 7 to 10 percent corn oil;
- and
- e. 7 to 10 percent sunflower seed oil.
A lotion for hooves, comprising the following ingredients expressed as a percentage of volume:
- a. 60 to 70 percent fish oil;
- b. 1 to 5 percent pine tar;
- c. 30 to 36 percent propylene glycerol;
- d. 1.5 to 4 percent corn oil;
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- e. 1.5 to 4 percent sunflower seed oil.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.