Horse Trailer Care Checklist: Build Your Own Kit

Pack for the horse, the trip, and the help available at your destination. This is a build-your-own checklist: the items below are selected separately, not sold here as one packaged trailer kit.

Keep everyday care easy to reach

  • Clean towels, a grooming brush, a hoof pick, and a dedicated water bucket.
  • Your horse’s usual care products in their original labeled containers.
  • A separate bag for used cloths so dirty equipment stays out of clean supplies.

Choose a topical format that fits your routine

Draw It Out® 16oz Gel is an option for targeted application. Draw It Out® 32oz Concentrate suits riders who want a concentrate format and can follow its current mixing and application directions. Choose what you will actually use; carrying both is optional.

For other care needs, review Restore a Horse® salve or Silver Hoof EQ Therapy individually. Check the intended use before packing. A topical product does not make an unexplained injury ready for travel or competition.

Pack emergency supplies separately

Ask your veterinarian to help assemble a first-aid kit for your horse and travel plans. Save your regular veterinarian’s number and a destination emergency contact where another handler can find them. Keep medical records and any prescribed treatment instructions accessible.

Use the AAEP emergency-preparation resource to start that conversation.

Before every departure

  • Check labels, caps, expiration dates where provided, and storage instructions.
  • Replace used supplies and confirm that the water plan covers the trip.
  • Keep emergency contacts available offline.
  • Review your horse’s normal appetite, comfort, and movement before loading.
Draw It Out®

Calm Care. Clear Routine.

Purpose-built horse care for repeatable barn routines without the old-school burn, sting, or heavy medicinal smell. Follow the current product label and verify competition rules before every event.

From the barn aisle to the show pen, Draw It Out® stands for one simple idea. Take care of the horse in front of you.

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