Absolutely love and my horses live the taste.
Racheal, thank you! Horses are honest critics, so hearing they love it is about as good as it gets. We’re grateful you trust Fluid Flex EQ to be part of their routine.
Equine kinesiology tape
Buy this if: you want flexible equine kinesiology tape for horse bodywork, movement awareness, light support, training weeks, hauling, show prep, and recovery-day routines.
This is the single-roll path. Choose it when you want a specific color, need one roll for the kit, or want to test taping before moving into a bundle.
Best for testing color, technique, or one-horse taping routines.
Apply tape only to clean, fully dry hair. Never place Draw It Out® Gel, liniment, oils, fly spray, creams, coat polish, or other topicals underneath the tape or on its adhesive edges. Draw It Out® Gel and K Tape can work well in the same care routine—apply the gel beside or around the taped area while keeping the taped hair and edges completely clean and dry.
Yes. Properly applied tape may be worn overnight and may remain in place beyond one day depending on adhesion, coat condition, weather, activity, and the individual horse. Inspect the taped area at least once daily. Remove the tape if you notice irritation, unusual heat, swelling, rubbing, trapped moisture, excessive lifting, or any change in comfort or movement.
Yes, provided the blanket fits correctly, lies smoothly, and does not rub, bunch, pull, or catch the tape. Check the tape and skin after blanketing and remove the tape if the blanket creates friction or shifts the application.
Yes—the two can work well in the same care routine. Do not put gel or any other topical underneath the tape or on its adhesive edges. Apply Draw It Out® Gel beside or around the taped area, keeping the hair beneath the tape and its edges completely clean and dry.
Educational use only. Not a substitute for veterinary care. Do not apply over open wounds, irritated skin, clipped-sensitive areas, unexplained heat or swelling, suspected injury, or any area of concern. Stop use and contact your veterinarian when pain, lameness, swelling, or skin irritation is unexplained or worsening.
Keep the directions handy
Open the phone version for fast barn reference or the 4×6 version for printing.
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