Draw It Out® 16oz High Potency Gel
Sensation-free, stay-put gel for targeted hoof comfort after harsh footing.
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Spot it early, stabilize footing, and keep care calm and show-safe.
Stone bruises are a common and painful issue—especially when footing gets hard, busy, or sloppy. Here’s how to spot them, smart DIY care, a bruised sole horse recovery time timeline, and why a sensation-free gel supports a quiet comeback.
A trauma to the hoof sole, often from compacted footing, rocks, or sudden impact. Unlike abscesses, bruises affect the corium directly—causing soreness that can feel worse before it gets better.
The sensation-free formula supports tissue comfort without heat or sting. It stays where you apply it and helps calm the hoof after stress—so your horse can stand straighter, rest better, and recover quietly.
Sensation-free, stay-put gel for targeted hoof comfort after harsh footing.
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Minor bruises may improve in 5–7 days with rest and hoof support. Moderate bruises can take 2–3 weeks; severe cases need veterinary evaluation and possibly extended rest.
Talk with your farrier—soft pads or rim pads often help redistribute weight, but match the plan to workload and surface.
Yes—sensation-free and show-safe. Designed for careful, repeated use as comfort demands. Monitor hoof response and consult your vet with any concerns.
This guide is informational and not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Always follow your veterinarian’s advice.

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