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Shop current picks for coat checks, mane and tail care, braid finishing, tail protection, skin awareness, and cleanup around the horse.
Know before you buy
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.
Curry and brush first. Use clean water for bathing or spot-rinsing when conditions allow, then dry the coat fully.
Look for rubs, rough patches, heat, tenderness, swelling, moisture, scabs, and changes that need professional attention.
Use current braid and tail-protection tools only when they fit the job and the hair is clean and dry.
Waterless Tea Tree Shampoo 32oz: no-rinse cleanup for sweat marks, dust, and small dirty areas between baths. Read the use guide.
Open Horse Coat & Grooming Help or use the Solution Finder.
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.
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