Wrap safety guide

Horse Liniment Safe Under Wraps

Wrap use is not just a product question. It is a leg, skin, pressure, padding, and monitoring question.

Quick answer: A liniment used under wraps should be non-burning, clean-feeling, and used on appropriate skin with correct padding and pressure. Do not wrap over heat, pain, wounds, unknown swelling, or dirty legs.

Do not wrap when

  • The leg is hot, painful, lame, wounded, or suddenly swollen.
  • You cannot apply even pressure with correct padding.
  • The skin is irritated, dirty, or has product residue you do not understand.
  • You cannot check the wrap regularly.

Wrap routine rules

  • Clean and dry legs first.
  • Use proper padding and smooth, even pressure.
  • Follow label directions.
  • Check for slipping, heat, swelling, rubs, or pressure marks.

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Improper wraps can injure a horse. Ask a qualified professional if you are unsure how or whether to wrap.

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