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The 32oz formats are currently unavailable
July’s Monthly Barn Pick™ is the exact IceBath™ 128oz refill for $59 with shipping included. Prefer a one-time order? The stocked 128oz refill is $130 and already qualifies for free U.S. shipping.
Hot-weather wash-rack lane
Buy this if: you need a ready-to-use horse wash and brace for hot days, wash racks, travel, post-work cleanup, and summer barn routines.
IceBath™ is the cooling wash-rack lane. It fits beside liniment, a sensible hydration and electrolyte plan, and smart heat management; it does not replace water, shade, rest, or veterinary care for heat illness signs.
Quick answer: use IceBath™ when the job is cooling, rinsing, hot-weather care, or wash-rack recovery. Use an appropriate hydration and electrolyte plan when that is the job, and use liniment when the job is targeted body-care support after work or travel.
Choose the IceBath™ 128oz Cooling Body Wash Refill when you already use IceBath™ and need the in-stock barn-size route. For other current cooling formats, use the Cooling Recovery collection. Check the live product listing before building a time-sensitive heat or show routine around any size.
IceBath™ Use Guide | Horse Electrolytes in Hot Weather | When Electrolytes Are Not Enough
IceBath™ is a horse cooling body wash and brace for label-directed wash-rack, hot-weather, travel, and post-work routines. It is not a literal bag of ice and does not replace water, shade, rest, or emergency veterinary care.
The 32oz is the smaller ready-to-use bottle. The 128oz is the barn-size refill for established IceBath™ routines and multi-horse use.
No. IceBath™ belongs in cooling and wash-rack care. Draw It Out® Liniment Gel or Concentrate belongs in targeted or broader topical body-care routines.
Do not rely on a product when a horse is distressed, confused, weak, not recovering, or otherwise abnormal. Move into an appropriate emergency cooling plan and contact a veterinarian.
Cooling products support routine care, not emergency treatment. If your horse is overheated, distressed, lame, swollen, not recovering normally, or showing abnormal signs after work or travel, involve your veterinarian or qualified equine professional.
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