No theatrics. No perfume. Just a simple pattern you can trust: walk, mobilize, check, then ride. If you use topicals, keep them sensation‑free and label‑true.
Educational page. Always read your product label and consult your veterinarian.
Hands over legs/back; compare sides; feel digital pulse; note demeanor. If you see red flags—heat with pain, one‑leg swelling, fever, non‑weight‑bearing—call your veterinarian.
Forward walk, straight lines → big soft circles. Add a few walk‑halt‑walk transitions. Look for even track‑up.
Carrot stretches; gentle lateral bend in hand. Smooth and easy—no forcing range.
Long frame → add transitions and figures. Recheck at 15–30 minutes for heat/tension changes.
Targeted zones before/after work. Thin layer on intact skin; allow hair to go dry‑to‑touch before tack or wraps.
Fast coverage after rides or hauling. Keep aisles quiet—colorless and low‑odor; let it absorb before sheets or tack.
When heat is the enemy post‑work: rinse‑down cooling that plays nice with quiet routines.
Targeted cooling for high‑load zones. Use on clean, intact skin; verify show rules.
Always read and follow each product’s label. Educational content only; not veterinary advice.
Show rules change. Verify current rules for your organization/class (USEF, AQHA, rodeo associations, HISA, etc.).
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