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Veredus

Veredus Honey Hoof

£23.00 £23.00

Veredus Honey Hoof  Riding on hard summer ground or working consistently in dry woodchip arenas can leave your horse feet looking parched, flaky and prone to brittle vertical splits. When the hoof...

Veredus

Veredus Green Hoof

£23.00

Veredus Green Hoof  Standing in wet, muddy fields for hours on end takes a serious toll on your horse hooves, often leading to soft, smelly frogs and weak horn that crumbles every time the farrier...

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Veredus Easy White

£21.00

Veredus Easy White  Walking into the yard on an early show morning to find your freshly washed grey horse has slept in a damp patch of bedding is an absolute nightmare. When you are rushing to load...

LeMieux

LeMieux Body Brush

£12.95

LeMieux Body Brush   Achieve a polished, show-ring finish with the LeMieux Body Brush in Navy, a cornerstone of any professional grooming kit. This expertly designed brush features high-quality...

Grooming

Horse Grooming Essentials for Everyday Care and Show Days

Grooming is about much more than getting a clean horse, although anyone with a grey before a competition may disagree. Regular horse grooming gives you a chance to check the skin, legs and hooves while removing mud, loose hair and stable dust. Our grooming range covers everything from everyday grooming equipment and brushes to bathing products, clippers and hoof care for horses living in, turned out or in regular work.

From Muddy Coats to Clipping Season

The grooming kit tends to change with the seasons. Winter brings dried-on mud, thick coats and clipping, while summer usually means more bathing, sweat marks and keeping manes and tails under control. Browse brushes and combs, coat, mane and tail care and bathing and washing for daily care and competition preparation.

During clipping season, our clipping and trimming range covers horse clippers, trimmers, blades and accessories. Keeping blades clean and sharp makes a noticeable difference, particularly when you're halfway through a hairy native and wondering why you started.

Don't Forget the Hooves

Regular hoof care is another useful part of the grooming routine, with hoof picks, brushes, oils and dressings helping you keep an eye on changes between farrier visits.

For products aimed more specifically at health concerns, recovery or first aid, head to horse care. You can also find everyday equipment in stable and yard. A good grooming routine doesn't need dozens of products, just dependable ones that suit your horse, their coat and the job at hand.

Grooming