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Draw It Out®

Senior Horse Care — Keep the Fire, Ease the Miles

Senior horses give us everything. Our job is to preserve comfort, confidence, and mobility with calm, repeatable routines. No menthol burn. No alcohol sting. Just steady support built for the long haul.

Senior care works best as part of a proactive plan. If you’re unsure where to begin, use our Solution Finder or explore how senior routines fit into Prehabilitation.

What changes with senior horses

  • Slower warm-up and cool-down: joints and soft tissue need patience.
  • Stocking up and stiffness: circulation may slow after standing.
  • Sensitive skin: thinner skin benefits from gentle, fragrance-free care.
  • Heat management: calm cooling matters more than intensity.

Daily senior routines

Morning — Loosen and protect

  1. Hand-walk or light movement to get joints moving.
  2. Apply a thin layer of Draw It Out® 16oz Gel to legs and large muscle groups.
  3. Wrap or boot if part of your program.

Evening — Cool and recover

  1. Cool with IceBath™ diluted 1:10 or RTU spray. No rinse.
  2. Target lingering heat with CryoSpray®.
  3. Finish with a thin layer of 16oz Gel and wrap if needed.
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Targeted support for common senior needs

Need Recommended Support How it fits
Stocking up Draw It Out® 16oz Gel Thin application, steady daily use, wrap if needed.
Post-work heat IceBath™ + CryoSpray® Full-body calm cooling plus targeted relief.
Muscle stiffness 16oz Gel Supports circulation and comfort before and after work.
Sensitive skin RESTOREaHORSE® / Rapid Relief Gentle, fragrance-free skin support.

Senior care FAQ

Is this program show-safe?
Yes. Our formulas avoid common show-restricted ingredients when used as directed.
How often can I use these products?
Daily use is common, especially during training or show weeks.
Can I wrap over Draw It Out®?
Yes. Apply a thin layer and keep wraps clean and dry.
Does this replace veterinary care?
No. Always coordinate senior care plans with your veterinarian.

Common-sense care matters. Spot-test new routines and adjust based on your horse’s response.