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Shipping detailsSee what changes between formats, sizes, and routines. Start with the job, then choose the product that fits the way you care for your horse, dog, or yourself.
Still figuring out what your horse needs? Start with the Solution Finder.
Choose ready-to-use Gel for a focused application. Choose Concentrate when mixing and applying a liquid fits your barn routine.
For a targeted application with no mixing.
For liquid applications and broader coverage.
Shopping for a “liniment spray”? Concentrate can be prepared for a spray routine as directed on its label. Rapid Relief® Skin Spray and CryoSpray™ are separate products with different jobs.
Start with portability, frequency, and how many horses share the supply. Product pages show current prices and availability.
| Size | Fits this routine |
|---|---|
| 8 oz Gel | A compact bottle for travel and a smaller kit. |
| 16 oz Gel | An everyday bottle for a regular care kit. |
| 64 oz Gel | A larger supply for frequent or multi-horse use. |
| Size | Fits this routine |
|---|---|
| 32 oz | A smaller concentrate bottle for mixing as needed. |
| 128 oz | A gallon supply for an established barn routine. |
At a label-directed 50/50 dilution, 32 oz of concentrate makes 64 oz of mixed solution; 128 oz makes 256 oz. Use the dilution specified for your application.
A clay brace and a liniment gel feel different and fit different care routines.
For a deliberate clay-based, post-work routine.
For a simpler, ready-to-use application.
The useful distinction is texture and placement. These are skin-care options; they are separate from your body-liniment routine.
For a lighter application over a broader or hair-covered area.
For focused care of dry, rough skin and rub-prone areas.
For a heavier layer on a small, focused area.
Open the category you need for the short answer and the deeper guides.
For a wash-rack cooling routine.
For a cooling spray application.
Both are distinct from the original sensation-free liniment. Follow the directions on the product you choose.
For daily feed-through joint and mobility support.
For an electrolyte routine built around your horse’s needs.
These products serve different purposes. Check the current label and discuss individual feeding needs with your veterinarian.
Silver Hoof EQ™ is for label-directed hoof, frog, and heel care. Body liniment and skin-care products have different jobs.
View Silver Hoof EQ™Choose by what you need to clean, groom, or care for, then check the label and pack size.
EQUINE | DEFENDER™ kinesiology tape belongs in a trained taping routine. Apply it to clean, fully dry hair. Keep gel, oils, creams, and sprays away from the skin and hair under the tape and its adhesive edges.
Topical care and tape can have separate places in a routine; do not layer a topical under the tape.
Explore EQUINE | DEFENDER™ tapeStart with a dog-labeled product, then match the format to the job.
For a ready-to-use body-care routine after normal activity.
For a more hands-on skin and coat care routine.
Keep your own topical routine separate with a product labeled for people.
For a smaller bottle in your everyday bag.
For an established routine at home.
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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