Horse Skin Care Routine Guide | Draw It Out®

Skin Care Decision Guide

Horse skin care routine guide

Skin care works best when the routine is simple: clean the area, let it dry, choose the right topical format, and keep the horse comfortable without overcomplicating the shelf.

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Stay-Put Salve

RESTOREaHORSE®

Use RESTOREaHORSE® when you want a stay-put topical salve for focused skin-care routines.

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Cream

Rapid Relief Restorative Cream

Use Rapid Relief Restorative Cream when you want a clean, non-greasy topical cream format.

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Spray

Rapid Relief Restorative Spray

Use the spray format when you want quicker topical application in a grooming bag, trailer, or tack room.

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Quick answer

Choose by format. Use RESTOREaHORSE® for a stay-put salve, Rapid Relief Restorative Cream for a cream format, and Rapid Relief Restorative Spray when speed and portability matter.

Spray vs cream

Rapid Relief Restorative Spray is the better fit when you want light, quick coverage. Rapid Relief Restorative Cream is the better fit when you want a more deliberate hand-applied layer. Many barns keep both because the format, not just the formula, changes the job.

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Simple skin-care routine

  1. Clean the area gently.
  2. Let the area dry before applying a topical product.
  3. Apply a thin, practical amount based on the product directions.
  4. Monitor the horse and call a veterinarian for deep wounds, heat, swelling, discharge, worsening irritation, or anything that looks serious.

FAQ

Which Draw It Out® skin product should I choose?

Choose RESTOREaHORSE® for a stay-put salve, Rapid Relief Restorative Cream for a cream format, and Rapid Relief Restorative Spray for faster topical application.

When should I choose Rapid Relief Restorative Spray?

Choose the spray when you want quick, light topical coverage in a trailer, grooming bag, tack room, or regular barn-care routine.

When should I call a veterinarian?

Call a veterinarian for deep wounds, heat, swelling, discharge, worsening irritation, or any skin issue that looks serious.