Revolutionize Equine Health with Draw it Out®: Safe, Versatile Pain Management

 

Draw It Out®

Equine Pain Management — A Barn-Simple Comfort Plan

Less drama, more rhythm. For everyday soreness, trailer-day stiffness, and post-work puffiness, run a steady routine that respects the horse and your program—then loop in your veterinarian when the flags say so.

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This page offers general information for managing discomfort; it’s not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Always follow label directions and your veterinarian’s advice.


Common “gets cranky” zones

Back & loins

After new work, hills, or tack changes—monitor for tightness and sensitivity.

Hind limbs

Trailer days or heavy sets can leave stocking-up or stiffness behind.

Front end / shoulders

Turned-out footing and intense schooling can leave things a little loud.


The 5-step comfort routine (2–5 minutes)

  • ✓Cool & assess: Shade/airflow until skin temp and breathing settle. Quick hands-on check for heat, pain, or wounds.
  • ✓Walk it out: 10–15 minutes of hand-walk for a quiet circulatory nudge.
  • ✓Broad coverage: Light pass of Draw It Out® RTU Spray once the horse is cool.
  • ✓Targeted attention: Thin layer of High Potency Gel on priority zones; use MasterMudd™ sparingly on specific areas as directed.
  • ✓Wraps/boots? Only after full absorption and per your program’s best practices.

Do not apply products to open wounds unless the product label specifically allows it. If in doubt, use RESTOREaHORSE® on clean, dry skin and consult your veterinarian.


Build your comfort kit

RTU Spray

Barn-simple coverage after work or travel.

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High Potency Gel

Stay-put attention on priority zones.

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MasterMudd™ EquiBrace

Spot-specific support—used sparingly where it counts.

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Concentrate (128oz)

Economical refills for multi-horse programs and show weeks.

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Do this, not that

Goal Do this Avoid this
Keep it calm Cool down first; handle quietly; assess before applying. ✕Slapping on products over heat, pain, or wounds without a check.
Apply smart Light, even coverage; thin targeted layers; follow labels. ✕Thick gobs that trap heat or moisture; mixing products indiscriminately.
Wrap wisely Only on clean, dry legs after absorption; clean gear. ✕Wrapping over damp skin or dirty boots.
Know when to escalate Call your vet for heat, lameness, swelling, fever, or persistent pain. ✕Masking red flags with more product or tight wraps.

Make it fit your program

Pre-ride

Use a thin pass of Gel on accepted zones if your program allows. Always confirm rules for your discipline.

Post-ride & travel

Cool down → RTU Spray for broad coverage → targeted Gel/MasterMudd™ → absorb → optional wraps.

Show-rule friendly? Policies vary. Check with your veterinarian and governing body before competition.


Fast answers

How often can I apply?

Follow each product’s label. Many programs use RTU post-work and a light Gel pass on priority zones as needed.

Can I layer products?

Yes—broad coverage first (RTU), then thin targeted attention (Gel or MasterMudd™). Let each step absorb before the next.

What if my horse stays uncomfortable?

Stop and call your veterinarian. Persistent pain, heat, swelling, or lameness needs diagnosis, not more product.


Run the simple plan

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Always follow label directions. This page is general guidance and not a substitute for veterinary care.