Horse Eye Injuries: Swelling, Trauma & Recovery Protocol – EquiTecs

A swollen eye after a kick or impact. Uveitis flare-up. Allergic eye reaction with swelling and discharge. Eye injuries in horses are urgent — the eye is sensitive, swelling progresses fast, and every hour of unmanaged inflammation matters. The question that comes in every time is the same: what do I do right now while I’m waiting for the vet, or between appointments managing a known condition? Every time someone asked, I wrote out the same answer. This protocol is that answer, written out properly so you have everything in one place.

The Eye Injury & Swelling Support Protocol covers the full management picture — which application moves fluid away from the eye via the facial lymph basin, how to apply it correctly without touching the eyelashes or whiskers, how long to leave it on, what to look for as swelling reduces, and the management factors that affect how quickly the eye responds. It also covers when you can manage it yourself and when you need the vet immediately. At $10, it’s the most practical equine eye injury management resource available for horse owners.

What’s Inside

• Which EFT application to use for eye swelling and injury — exactly how to position it over the facial lymph basin for maximum drainage
• Tape type and width for the application
• How long to tape and what visible improvement to expect and when
• What not to tape — eyelashes, whiskers, and open wounds are never taped directly
• Management factors that affect how quickly the eye responds
• When to call the vet immediately vs. when you can manage between appointments
• Clinical reasoning: why this application works at the lymphatic and facial drainage level

Also available free with the purchase of the EFT Allergies & Bug Bites Support Application or the Horse Eye Injury & Swelling Taping Kit + Course + Protocol.

Digital protocol — instant access after purchase.