Draw It Out® horse care

Horse liniment gel, spray, and concentrate.

Choose gel for targeted placement, ready-to-use spray for broader coverage without mixing, or concentrate for a measured mix-to-use routine.

Gel Ready to apply with controlled, targeted placement.
RTU Spray Pre-mixed for broader coverage without dilution.
Concentrate Mix according to the current label for the intended use.
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Know before you buy

Choose the format and size that fit your routine.

The Draw It Out® liniment formula

Draw It Out® horse liniment is made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, added dye or added fragrance. Choose the format that fits how you apply it and the size that fits how often you use it.

Read the original formula story, or use our horse liniment application guide for label-directed timing and technique.

When is horse liniment gel the right choice?

Choose horse liniment gel when you want ready-to-use, controlled hand application to the legs or body. Draw It Out® Gel has a stay-put texture and needs no dilution. The 16oz Horse Liniment Gel fits first bottles, grooming totes, and barn-and-trailer use. The 64oz Horse Liniment Gel holds the same amount as four 16oz bottles for regular or multi-horse routines. Both use the same gel formula.

For broader spray coverage, compare the mix-to-use concentrate and ready-to-use formats in our horse liniment format guide. Follow the directions for the format you select.

Where to buy horse liniment

Order directly from Draw It Out® using the products above, or find an authorized retailer near you. Call ahead for local product and size availability. U.S. retail orders of $50 or more ship free.

Before you choose

Which size of liniment gel should I choose?

The 16oz Gel is a practical first bottle for targeted application. Choose the 64oz Gel when regular or multi-horse use makes a larger bottle useful.

Do I need to mix the spray or concentrate?

RTU Spray is ready to use. Concentrate needs dilution according to the current product label. Gel is ready to apply. See the format comparison for the differences.

Is equine liniment the same as horse liniment?

Yes. Both terms describe the same product category. Formulas and directions vary, so check the current label for the product you choose.

Still deciding?

Use the closest buying guide, see what real riders buy most, or ask us a straight question before you order.