1. Keep it clean
Rubs are often the result of friction - where rugs or tack rub against a friction-less surface (the horses grubby coat!).
Try to wash rugs and neck covers as often as possible. If you take a look at the shoulder area of your rug, chances are it's pretty grubby!
You could use a thin liner under their main rug, which can easily be chucked in the washing machine.
As soon as we get some milder weather, give you horse a bath! We recommend either Wild Wash Medicated Shampoo or EQyss Micro Tek shampoo to really cut through the grub!
Wild Wash: Medicated Shampoo
£14.95
WHY WE LOVE IT Got a sensitive Solomon? An itchy Icarus? Look no further. This Wild Wash shampoo was designed for exactly those types. Using only 100% natural ingredients, this shampoo will...
EQyss: Micro Tek Shampoo
£22.95
WHY WE LOVE IT Micro Tek shampoo is EQyss' most popular shampoo and it's easy to see why. Soothing on contact, this shampoo is perfect for horses of all shapes and...
2. Let it shine
You don't need to use a slippery silicone-based coat shine to keep their coats silky. This natural mane and coat spray is our secret weapon... Spray your horse all over every other day (can be sprayed onto a wet or dry coat) to keep it mosturised and repel dirt. We LOVE this Avocado Mist.
EQyss: Avocado Mist Detangler & Conditioner
£18.95
WHY WE LOVE IT Do you ever use a product and think 'why did no one tell me about this sooner?!'. Well this is THAT product. Having searched for a silicone...
3. Prevention AND Cure
There are TWO hair regrowth products we sell and having tried so many of them over the years, hand on heart these WORK!
Rub into vulnerable areas 3-4 times a week to keep the coat moisturised, strengthening the hair follicle, or use daily on areas already affected by rubbing.
EQyss: Mega Tek Rebuilder
£23.95
WHY WE LOVE IT Everyone we know that has used this product raves about it and it's easy to see why. Mega Tek's patented formula conditions the hair follicle, prompting regrowth...
Well Gel: Mane Event
£14.95
WHY WE LOVE IT We first discovered 'Mane Event' after hours of research trying to find something to help regrow a severely damaged mane, from a winter of rug-wearing. Having tried...
