
Senior Horse Joint Health: Keeping Older Partners Comfortable
Senior horses can stay sound with the right care. Here’s how to keep joints fluid, mobility strong, and recovery supported.
Hauling long miles shouldn’t mean puffy legs. Use this quick routine to keep circulation flowing and recovery simple—no burn, no gimmicks.
Use post-haul every time your horse stands in a trailer for more than two hours. It also works after long show days or layovers between classes. It keeps the legs tight and comfortable without harsh chemicals or menthol sting.
Yes. Once absorbed, it leaves no slick film. Apply a thin layer and wait a minute before booting.
Walk, apply the Gel or Concentrate combo, and use EquiBrace™ overnight. Puffiness usually resolves within 12–24 hours.
If swelling is hot, painful, or uneven between legs, it’s time for a professional look.
Note: Liniment routines support comfort and circulation—they don’t replace diagnosis or veterinary care.
Senior horses can stay sound with the right care. Here’s how to keep joints fluid, mobility strong, and recovery supported.
A quick, show-safe spray-liniment routine riders can run after any workout—cool-down, apply, and wrap the right way.
Repeatable, rider-tested recovery routines for show days—fast, compliant, and built around Draw It Out® gel and concentrate.
Simple, rider-trusted tips and tools.
Four core Draw It Out® staples riders reach for daily.
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