Cold weather changes how horses drink.
As temperatures drop, many horses naturally reduce their water intake. This subtle shift can affect circulation, soft tissue comfort, and how easily a horse warms up during winter work.
Even mild dehydration can quietly influence daily comfort.
Water plays a key role in circulation and tissue elasticity.
In winter, these systems need intentional support.
Cold-weather care works best when addressed proactively.
Supporting hydration aligns with Prehabilitation—addressing comfort before stiffness becomes resistance.
Hydration and circulation work together.
Many riders pair hydration support with a daily grooming routine using a sensation-free liniment gel to support circulation without heat or cooling. Products like Draw It Out® Liniment Gel fit easily into winter care routines without changing the horse’s natural temperature response.
Consistency matters more than intensity.
If you’re unsure where to start, the Draw It Out® Solution Finder helps guide daily care decisions based on season and workload.
You can also explore the Horse Liniment Collection to support winter circulation and recovery.
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