Draw It Out® Guide

Horse Joint Care — Move Better, Recover Smarter

Good joint care isn’t about chasing soreness. It’s about preserving movement, confidence, and comfort through calm, consistent routines. No menthol burn. No alcohol sting. Just support horses can tolerate every day.

Joint care works best as part of a system. If you’re not sure where to begin, use our Solution Finder or explore how joint routines fit into Prehabilitation and Senior Horse Care.

What great joint care looks like

The goals

  • Reduce stiffness before and after work
  • Support soft tissue recovery
  • Keep skin comfortable under wraps and gear

The approach

  • Odorless, alcohol-free support you can use daily
  • Under-gear friendly: no heat, no sting
  • Thin layers paired with movement

Daily joint-care routine (5–10 minutes)

Before work

  • 2–5 minutes of hand-walk or light lunge
  • Apply a thin layer of Draw It Out® 16oz Gel
  • Boot or wrap if needed

After work

  • Reapply a light layer of 16oz Gel
  • Support skin with Rapid Relief Cream as needed
  • Consistency beats thickness. Thin layers daily.
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Joint care FAQs

How often should I use liniment?
Pre- and post-ride with thin layers. Add a light evening application during heavy workloads.
Is Draw It Out® safe under boots and wraps?
Yes. The gel is alcohol-free and menthol-free, making it under-gear friendly when used as directed.
Gel or spray?
Gel stays put for targeted zones and under wraps. Sprays cover larger areas quickly.
Does this replace veterinary care?
No. Always coordinate joint programs with your veterinarian.

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