Cooling is not about shock. It’s about helping the body transition back to baseline after effort, heat, and load.
IceBath™ was developed for riders who want a calm, repeatable way to cool horses after work while still leaving the coat clean and comfortable.
IceBath™ is a naturally derived cooling body wash and brace intended for use after training, travel, or competition. It supports post-work comfort, cooling, and a clean skin and coat environment.
Unlike harsh or drying washes, IceBath™ is designed to rinse clean without stripping the coat or irritating sensitive skin.
IceBath™ is infused with botanicals such as arnica, eucalyptus, aloe, cedarwood, and thyme extract, alongside the Draw It Out® proprietary mineral blend.
The result is a crisp, cooling wash that feels refreshing without relying on aggressive sensation. Calm horses recover better than startled ones.
IceBath™ is commonly used as part of a post-ride routine to help horses transition out of work. The formula can be applied via hose-end sprayer, allowing riders to wet the coat, apply the wash, and rinse efficiently.
Many riders leave the wash on the coat briefly before rinsing to allow the cooling effect to settle in, especially after hard training or hot days.
IceBath™ is not meant to replace thoughtful training, hydration, or rest. It supports them.
When paired with smart scheduling, appropriate workload, and good horsemanship, cooling products help maintain comfort across long seasons and heavy programs.
This calm, system-based approach is reflected throughout how we guide care in the Solution Finder, build resilience through Prehabilitation, and design recovery tools within the Horse Care Collection.
IceBath™ doesn’t rush recovery. It supports it. And over time, that restraint is what keeps horses feeling good.
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