Daily Leg Care for Horses
Your horse’s legs are their foundation—strong, powerful, and always in motion. Whether they’re training, competing, or simply enjoying turnout, their legs endure constant stress. Daily leg care is essential to prevent injuries, support recovery, and keep them moving comfortably.
1. Start with a Daily Leg Check
Before and after rides, take a few minutes to inspect your horse’s legs for any early warning signs of injury.
- Swelling or heat – Could indicate inflammation or strain.
- Tenderness or sensitivity – Signals discomfort that may require attention.
- Small cuts or scrapes – Minor wounds can lead to infection if ignored.
- Changes in movement – Stiffness or reluctance may suggest soreness.
2. Use Liniment for Circulation and Recovery
Liniment is your go-to for muscle support, circulation, and recovery.
- Pre-Ride: Warm up muscles and joints with Draw It Out® Liniment.
- Post-Ride: Ease muscle fatigue and reduce inflammation with gentle massage.
- Maintenance: Prevent stiffness before it starts with daily applications.
3. Wrap It Up (When Needed)
Standing wraps offer added support after workouts, trailering, or stall rest. Apply liniment before wrapping to enhance circulation and comfort.
4. Keep Hooves in Check
Leg care isn’t complete without hoof care!
- Pick hooves daily to remove debris and prevent thrush.
- Use SilverHoof EQ Therapy® to strengthen hooves and maintain moisture balance.
- Stick to your farrier schedule for balanced, even trimming.
Daily leg care isn’t complicated—just consistent. With regular checks, liniment applications, supportive wraps, and proper hoof maintenance, you help your horse stay sound and strong.
📦 Recommended Products:
- Draw It Out® 16oz High Potency Gel
- Draw It Out® 32oz Concentrate
- Draw It Out® 24oz Ready-to-Use Spray
- SilverHoof EQ Therapy®
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use liniment on my horse every day?
Yes! Draw It Out® is safe for daily use and can be applied before and after rides, under wraps, or after turnout.
Do I need to rinse off liniment?
No rinse needed. Our formula absorbs quickly without residue and won't cause irritation.
When should I wrap my horse's legs?
After hard rides, hauling, or if your horse tends to stock up in the stall. Always consult your vet for injury support.
