Never recieved my order
Hi Ashley — that’s definitely not okay, and we appreciate you letting us know. Please send us your order number so we can dig in right away and figure out what happened. We’ll get this sorted ASAP.
Grab the right product in seconds—and layer it the right way. This guide breaks down gel vs. barrier cream vs. skin therapy & kinesiology support, so your routine stays calm, clean, and show-friendly.
Be your horse’s hero. We’ll help you do it.
Use: 16oz Gel — sensation-free, odorless, wrap-friendly once absorbed. Stays where you put it.
Use: Rapid Relief Cream — water-resistant barrier mindset for cannon crud, mud, rub zones.
Use: SilverHoof EQ Therapy® — targeted skin support per label (not on open eyes/mucosa).
Use: EQUINE | DEFENDER — apply after gel absorbs; intact skin only; follow tape directions.
Wraps? Intact skin, full absorption, wipe excess, correct tension. Monitor heat.
Use less gel; allow full absorption; wipe excess. Keep product off exact saddle/girth contact if it reduces security.
Use thinner application, ensure dry skin before wrapping, recheck tension, shorten duration, and monitor.
Stop, rinse with water, and reassess fit/workload. Consult your vet for medical concerns.
Yes—thin gel first, let it fully absorb, spot-apply barrier cream, let it set, then apply EQUINE | DEFENDER per directions on dry, intact skin. Avoid building slick layers under high-friction tack.
Yes—after full absorption. Keep layers thin; monitor heat and tension; avoid open skin.
Light gel on fronts and hamstrings before loading (absorb fully). After hauling, walk out, rescan legs/back, and reapply thinly as needed.
Many riders use gel pre- and post-ride and on travel days. Stop if irritation occurs; discuss persistent issues with your veterinarian, farrier, saddle-fitter, and trainer.
Build a routine that fits real barns and real schedules—no sting, no smell, wrap-friendly once absorbed.
Not a drug. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Always confirm tack security and follow your discipline’s rules.
!