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Older horses earn their easy days—but slower circulation, arthritis, stall time, and metabolic shifts can leave legs puffier than we’d like. Here’s a calm, repeatable system built for seniors: move, cool, coat, hydrate, and wrap smart. No menthol burn, no alcohol sting, no perfumes or dyes.
Cause | What You’ll See | First Moves |
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Slower lymph & more stall time | Even, cool fill (often both hinds) after standing | Walk 10–15 min; thin coat of DiO 16oz Gel; clean standing wraps if that’s your program |
Arthritis & soft-tissue “miles” | Stiffer starts; mild warmth post-work | IceBath™ 1:10 pass → CryoSpray® hot spots → thin Gel |
Metabolic changes (PPID/EMS) | Recurring puffiness; weight/crest changes | Work with your vet; steady movement; hydration; watch hoof comfort carefully |
Hoof pain/imbalance | Short stride; reluctant turns; digital pulse | Farrier + vet plan; post-work cooling; conservative workload |
Travel & heat/humidity | Puffier evenings; thirstier horse | Arrival routine (cool → target → support); Hydro-Lyte™ per label + a second bucket of plain water |
This guide supports barn decision-making; it doesn’t replace diagnosis or treatment.
Keep products out of eyes and open/deep wounds. Let each layer dry before the next.
Check | How Often | What to Note |
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Heat & fill | AM/PM | Cooler/flatter trend after routine? |
Movement comfort | Daily | Walk-out ease; any short stride or resentment |
Hoof comfort | Daily | Digital pulse/hoof warmth; stance changes |
Hydration | Daily | Water intake; electrolytes given per label |
Photos/notes | As needed | Track changes and share with your vet |
Topicals support comfort; they don’t replace diagnosis, imaging, or prescribed meds.
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Always follow label directions and your veterinarian’s guidance.
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