
Is Menthol-Free Better for Daily Liniment Use? | Draw It Out
Menthol has been the default in horse care for years, but daily use demands something gentler. This guide explains why menthol-free linim...
In winter, grooming becomes part of movement.
Cold weather shortens rides, limits turnout, and increases time spent standing still. When motion drops, circulation follows—and stiffness often isn’t far behind.
This is where daily grooming quietly does heavy lifting.
Grooming stimulates the body in ways winter restricts.
Even short grooming sessions support comfort when movement options are limited.
Currying through a winter coat does more than loosen hair.
Firm, rhythmic pressure encourages blood flow and helps tissues warm naturally—without intensity or stress. This aligns with Prehabilitation: preparing the body before stiffness builds.
Winter grooming is an ideal time to support recovery.
A sensation‑free liniment gel promotes circulation and soft tissue comfort without heat or cooling—important when cold tissues are already reactive.
Draw It Out® Liniment Gel integrates easily into grooming routines, reinforcing comfort without overstimulation.
Consistent attention prevents tightness from becoming resistance.
Winter care works best when it’s predictable.
If you’re unsure how grooming fits into your overall winter plan, the Draw It Out® Solution Finder helps prioritize daily care based on season and workload.
Winter comfort isn’t built in the saddle alone.
Daily grooming supports circulation, awareness, and recovery—especially when riding opportunities shrink.
Explore the Horse Liniment Collection to support grooming‑based winter care that works quietly and consistently.
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