
SI Joint Support in Horses | Draw It Out®
Practical ways to support your horse’s SI joint—mobility routines, cool-down care, and safe liniments for comfort and performance.
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Skip buzzwords. Choose ingredient transparency, show safe clarity, and barn friendly comfort.
When a label leans on vague technology terms or nostalgia, it can distract from what matters most. Riders want to know what is in the bottle and how it behaves in the real world. Clear ingredients and calm comfort are the standard here.
Ingredients are stated plainly so riders know exactly what touches skin and coat. That clarity builds confidence for daily use and for show environments where standards matter.
Choose labels that speak in real terms. Riders appreciate clean carriers, purposeful botanicals, and a balanced profile rather than a trademark name that hides the recipe.
Confidence at the ring starts with products that behave predictably. No harsh surprises and no mystery terms. Keep routines simple and consistent.
No heavy fog. No sticky feel. No overpowering scent. Grooming should feel breathable for horses and people and it should not linger on tack.
Innovation is not a slogan. It is formulation that works with the horse. Practical protection with a calm finish makes daily care easier.
Apply to a clean coat. Work in with a soft cloth for even coverage. Focus on high traffic zones like chest, shoulders, legs, and tail head. Reapply as conditions require. It is a straightforward rhythm that fits the day and supports comfort under tack.
Formulated to be clean and comfortable. Start with a small patch test on very sensitive skin then build to full coverage as usual.
Use as directed and allow a brief dry time before tacking. Wipe down tools occasionally with warm water and mild cleanser to keep everything fresh.
Order at the product page or visit a Draw It Out® dealer. If a local store does not carry it yet, ask them to bring it in. Riders often lead the way.
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Practical ways to support your horse’s SI joint—mobility routines, cool-down care, and safe liniments for comfort and performance.

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