Care for the horse
Excellence in horse care: Health and complete well-being
In our category dedicated to horse care, we offer a wide range of solutions designed to keep your equine healthy, strong, and happy. Guaranteeing their well-being requires having the right horse products for both daily maintenance and specific needs. From supplements and electrolytes for physical recovery, to skin products and advanced dermatological treatments, here you will find absolutely everything you need for the complete care of your equine companion.
The importance of animal hygiene
A strict cleaning routine not only improves your horse's appearance but is also a fundamental preventive measure against diseases. To facilitate this task, we have selected a robust catalog of items focused on prevention and maintenance:
- ✓ Daily maintenance: Proper animal hygiene starts with brushing, hoof care, and the use of specific shampoos that respect the natural pH of their skin.
- ✓ Essential supplies: We have all the horse supplies necessary for your first aid kit, from disinfectants and healing ointments to cohesive bandages for emergencies.
- ✓ Nutrition and supplementation: Find the ideal horse products to improve their performance, such as salt blocks, vitamins, gastric protectors, and joint regenerators.
Supplies and Care Guide
| Care Category | Primary Objective | Featured Products |
|---|---|---|
| Hoof Care | Prevent cracks, dryness, and bacterial infections in the frog. | Greases, oils, pine tar, and hoof picks. |
| Skin & Coat | Maintain shine, moisturize, and repel annoying insects. | Repellents, mane detanglers, and dermatological treatments. |
| Recovery & Health | Support the immune system and recover minerals post-workout. | Electrolytes, joint supplements, and relaxing poultices. |
Protect and pamper your equine companion
Explore our complete selection and make sure you have the best first-aid kit and grooming equipment in your stable.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What horse supplies are a must-have in my first aid kit?
Every basic first aid kit should include a veterinary thermometer, disinfectant (such as chlorhexidine or povidone-iodine), sterile gauze, cohesive bandages, cotton, round-tipped scissors, and a healing ointment for superficial wounds.
Why is hoof hydration so important?
The hoof supports the animal's entire weight. If it dries out, it loses elasticity and can crack, causing severe lameness. Applying specific greases or oils helps maintain the ideal moisture, preventing breakage and protecting them from bacteria.
When should I use electrolytes?
Electrolytes are essential after intense training, competitions, long trips, or during hot months. They help replenish the mineral salts the horse loses through sweat, preventing dehydration and muscle fatigue.
