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Laminitic Horse Care

Laminitis describes a painful hoof disease where the laminae inside the hoof become inflamed and can fail. Triggers include high-carb diets, obesity, certain illnesses, trauma, or even corticosteroid use. Management centers on reducing inflammation, correcting the cause, careful hoof care, and pain control—supported by gentle, naturally derived topicals that respect sensitive systems.

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Horse-First Support Options

Draw It Out® Original Gel — 16oz
Sensation-free, alcohol-free, menthol-free gel liniment. Built for daily comfort routines without heat or tingle—show-ready and barn-practical.
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RESTOREaHORSE® Liqui-Gel Salve — 8oz & 16oz
Fragrance-free liqui-gel salve with naturally derived actives. Clings lightly, penetrates fast, and rinses clean—no dyes.
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Rapid Relief Restorative Cream
A soothing, naturally derived cream for tender, worked-hard areas. Non-irritating and easy to work into daily care.
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Heads up: Topicals support comfort; they don’t replace the essentials—veterinary guidance, diet control (low NSC), and consistent hoof care. Work with your vet to tailor a program for your horse.

Laminitic Care FAQs

Why avoid menthol or harsh ingredients?

Laminitic horses are often sensitive. Sensation-free, non-irritating formulas help you support comfort without adding stimulation or risk.

Is Draw It Out® Gel appropriate for laminitic horses?

Yes. It’s alcohol-free, menthol-free, and sensation-free—designed for everyday use in sensitive routines.

When would I choose RESTOREaHORSE®?

Use the liqui-gel salve when you want a cling-and-stay application that rinses clean—great for targeted skin and wound support.

How does Rapid Relief fit in?

It’s a gentle restorative cream for soothing worked areas. Many riders keep it alongside Original Gel for a two-texture toolkit.

What else should I be doing for laminitis?

Follow your vet’s plan: controlled diet (low NSC), appropriate pain management, corrective trimming/shoeing, careful turnout, and weight control.