Build a clean, repeatable grooming routine.

Horse Grooming Routine Picks

Short answer: build the routine around what the horse needs today: dry grooming, coat and skin checks, mane and tail care, braid finishing, tail protection, and clean barn equipment. Waterless Tea Tree Shampoo is back for no-rinse coat cleanup. Check its product page for current availability; Lavender Horse Shampoo remains retired.

Current starting points

Waterless Tea Tree Shampoo 32oz: no-rinse cleanup for sweat marks, dust, and small dirty areas between baths. Read the use guide.

• Skin & Coat Therapy 16oz: leave-in coat, mane, and tail support. Check current availability.
• Black Braiding Tape: braid finishing where tape is appropriate.
• Deluxe Tail Bag: tail protection for a clean, dry, properly prepared tail.
• SuperClean® 32oz: barn, stall, trailer, bucket, and tool cleaning according to label.
• Rapid Relief Restorative Spray: a separate skin-care route when the issue is not simply dirt or grooming.
• Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®: a separate hoof-area routine discovered during grooming checks.

Retired product guidance

Lavender Horse Shampoo and Braiding Spray remain retired. Existing owners can read the Lavender Horse Shampoo status guide and Braiding Spray status guide.

Grooming does not replace professional care. Involve your veterinarian, farrier, or qualified equine professional for new or worsening pain, heat, swelling, lameness, open skin, discharge, or signs of infection.