Respiratory support hub

Respiratory Aids for Horses

Respiratory support starts with air quality, workload decisions, barn management, and knowing when a horse needs veterinary care. Breathe to Run® sits in the specialty support lane, not the diagnosis lane.

Start with the environment

Dust, smoke, ammonia, poor ventilation, moldy hay, heat, hauling, and footing can all affect how a horse feels before product ever enters the conversation.

  • Check stall air, bedding, hay, trailer ventilation, and arena dust.
  • Watch respiration, cough, nasal discharge, and recovery time.
  • Modify work when heat, smoke, or air quality is poor.

Where Breathe to Run® fits

Breathe to Run® is for riders looking for a specialty respiratory-aid product lane around performance, hauling, show-day, and hard-work routines.

  • Use according to the current product label.
  • Do not use product to push through warning signs.
  • Check show rules and venue policies before use.
  • Pair with smart air-quality management.

When to stop and call

Respiratory warning signs deserve respect.

  • Labored breathing, fever, depression, or poor appetite.
  • Persistent cough, discharge, or abnormal breathing noise.
  • Slow recovery after work or distress at rest.
  • Symptoms after hauling or exposure to smoke, dust, or illness.

Care note: Respiratory symptoms can become serious. Product education is not veterinary diagnosis. When breathing is abnormal, stop and call your veterinarian.

Quick questions

Is Breathe to Run® a medical treatment?

No. It is a specialty product lane. Respiratory illness, cough, fever, discharge, or breathing distress needs veterinary guidance.

What matters before product?

Air quality, dust, heat, footing, ventilation, hay quality, hauling stress, and workload decisions matter first.

Should show riders check rules?

Yes. Always check current show, association, and venue rules before using any performance-day product.

Respiratory Aids

Clear Air. Calm Mind. Better Runs.

Breathe to Run™ fits right into real-world routines—simple, show-sensible respiratory support for training days, haul days, and the moments that matter.

Respirez pour courir par Draw it Out®

Respirez pour courir par Draw it Out®

Pre-ride salve with peppermint, camphor & eucalyptus—helps open airways before work.

$39.99
Shop Breathe to Run™ (Salve)

Daily herbal respiratory granules—feed-through support for clearer breathing and seasonal comfort.

Shop BREATHE TO RUN™ Granules

Simple Respiratory Flow

1) Pre-Ride Open:
Apply Breathe to Run™ (salve) 10–20 min before work to help clear nasal passages.
2) Daily Support:
Feed BREATHE TO RUN™ Granules during dusty seasons, hauling, or heavy training.
3) Scale the Program:
Use the Respiratory Recovery Bundle to keep multiple horses covered across long weekends.
4) Management:
Ventilate, wet hay, reduce dust; log symptoms and footing to spot triggers early.
Guide:
How to Use Breathe to Run™ for step-by-step prep.
Know RAO/Heaves:
Equine Asthma (RAO/Heaves) guide for deeper education.

Respiratory FAQ

Can I use the salve and granules together?
Yes—many riders use the salve pre-ride and feed granules daily for steady support. Follow label directions.
Show-sensible?
Built to be competition-friendly. If unsure, review current rules for your discipline and consult your vet.
How soon before a run should I apply the salve?
Commonly 10–20 minutes pre-work. See our quick guide for timing tips.
What else helps?
Reduce dust (soaked hay, good ventilation), manage bedding, and monitor seasonal allergens. See our RAO/Heaves resource.