Draw It Out® RESTOREaHORSE® 16oz | Barn-Size Horse Skin Salve

Draw It Out® RESTOREaHORSE® 16oz

Short answer: RESTOREaHORSE® 16oz is the larger stay-put horse skin salve format for barns, trailers, tack rooms, and multi-horse programs that want more product on hand.

Current options

• 16oz jar: larger salve format for regular barn use. Listed price: $25.99.
• 2 Pack: larger restock path for barns and multi-horse programs. Listed price: $39.99.

RESTOREaHORSE® 16oz is built for horse owners who already know they want a larger salve format in the barn. The thicker stay-put texture makes sense when you want targeted external skin care instead of a thin spray or lighter cream format.

Buy this if

• You already use RESTOREaHORSE® and want more product on hand.
• You prefer the stay-put salve format for focused hand application.
• You manage multiple horses, regular grooming checks, trailer kits, or a busy tack room.
• You want a larger version of the RESTOREaHORSE® 8oz salve.

Choose a different format if

• You want the compact salve size. Choose RESTOREaHORSE® 8oz.
• You want quick, lighter spray coverage. Choose Rapid Relief Restorative Spray.
• You want smooth cream placement. Choose Rapid Relief Restorative Cream.
• You want to compare all skin-care formats. Visit Draw It Out® Skin Care Collection.

Simple buying rule

Choose 8oz when you need compact salve support. Choose 16oz when RESTOREaHORSE® is already part of your regular barn routine.

How to use

1. Inspect the area before applying any product.
2. Start with a clean, dry external area whenever possible.
3. Apply according to the product label.
4. Monitor the area and involve a veterinarian for serious, spreading, painful, swollen, draining, or worsening concerns.

Helpful links

Read the RESTOREaHORSE® Guide
Shop RESTOREaHORSE®
Shop Skin Care Collection
Use the Skin Spot Finder

Safety note

Do not use topical salve as a replacement for veterinary care. Deep wounds, punctures, infection concerns, severe swelling, lameness, wounds near eyes or joints, proud flesh concerns, and non-healing wounds need a veterinarian.