Bath time isn’t just about a clean coat—it’s the easiest time to reset muscle tone and circulation. With Draw It Out®’s sensation-free liniments, you can turn an ordinary rinse into a recovery routine your horse will love.
Before you ever grab the hose, take 2 minutes to feel along your horse’s legs, shoulders, and back for tension. Apply a thin layer of Draw It Out® 16 oz High Potency Gel to tight or loaded areas. It primes circulation and helps muscles loosen before water ever hits the skin.
Use your favorite mild shampoo and rinse thoroughly. The pre-bath liniment will already be working, supporting blood flow while you scrub. Keep water temperature moderate—lukewarm is best for tired muscles.
Once you’ve scraped excess water, apply a second, lighter pass of Draw It Out®. For larger coverage, mix Draw It Out® 32 oz Concentrate at 70:30 (water:concentrate) in a spray bottle. Mist across the topline and large muscles, then hand-massage toward the heart for improved circulation.
After bathing and liniment, offer fresh water mixed with Hydro-Lyte® Electrolyte + Gut Recovery. Hydration helps flush by-products from work and supports muscle repair from the inside out.
Yes. Draw It Out® works best when applied to towel-dried or lightly damp coats—it penetrates quickly without irritation.
No rinse needed. The formula is residue-free and continues supporting circulation as it dries.
Absolutely. Draw It Out® is FEI/USEF compliant—no banned substances or sensation agents.
Note: Liniment supports recovery and comfort—it’s not a substitute for veterinary care. Always consult your vet for persistent soreness or skin irritation.
My horse had a huge hematoma I spent months trying to get it to heal. The vet ended up lancing it but it was still having issues draining due to swelling. I had done just about everything I could; poultice 12on/12off, cold hose twice a day, bute, and antibiotics. I felt like I couldn’t stay on top of it. ONE day of using this liniment the results showed immediately. The swelling decreased by 50% and he overall looked a lot more comfortable. A few days later it was healed up and scabbed over.
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