
Natural Liniment Benefits: What Works, Why, and When | Draw It Out®
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Wraps can be a recovery superpower—when tension, padding, and product are dialed. Here’s the barn-smart guide to getting it right.
A thin, even layer of a sensation-free, aloe-based gel helps comfort tissues without sting or strong odor, and it plays nicely with padding.
Product spotlight Use Draw It Out® 16oz Gel under wraps after the walk-down. It absorbs clean, won’t dry skin, and is ideal for daily or travel use.
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Snug with even tension—never tight. You should slide two fingers under the bandage. Recheck 15–20 minutes later.
Only if experienced and properly applied. Poorly secured wraps can slip and cause injury. Many riders prefer to wrap upon arrival.
It helps sensitive horses relax and avoids skin irritation—key when wraps add contact and warmth for hours.
Commonly 4–12 hours; overnight for stocking up. Always remove, check legs, and let skin breathe daily.
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