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Clove ( Syzygium Aromaticum ) can be used as an herbal medicine to help treat abscesses and infection, but it is usually applied to the outside of the wound. If you would like to give the medicine internally I would recommend consulting with a equine veterinarian that has experiences with holistic medicine.

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