Post-Haul Recovery Routine (Fast Cooldown)

Long trailer rides can leave legs puffy and backs tight. Here’s a quick, show-safe routine to help limit stocking up and restore comfort fast.

Steps

1. Unload & settle. Give water, check vitals, and let the horse relax for a minute.
2. Spray-down large muscles. Mix Concentrate per label into a clean spray bottle. Apply to back, hindquarters, and lower limbs. Towel any excess moisture.
3. Hand-walk 8–10 minutes. Gentle movement promotes healthy fluid flow after standing in the trailer.
4. Spot-apply gel where needed. Stifles, hocks, or knees that run stiff get a thin layer of Gel.
5. Optional wraps for overnights. For horses prone to stocking up, apply Gel under standing wraps for 6–8 hours on clean, dry legs.
6. Skin comfort check. If skin looks dry from travel, spot-treat with Rapid Relief Restorative Cream on clean, dry skin.