Horse Coat Care Between Baths
Posted by Three Horse Supply on
Good coat care between baths keeps the horse cleaner, easier to inspect, and more comfortable. Bathing is not the only answer; daily grooming carries most of the work.
Start with K&D tools and ShowBarn Secret® grooming setup, then support the routine with Draw It Out® horse care after work.
Between-bath routine
- Remove sweat and dust before it dries into the coat.
- Brush tack-contact areas, legs, mane base, tail head, and rub zones.
- Use clean towels and tools so grooming does not spread dirt.
Add Citraquin® fly defense when bugs are part of the day, and organize the station with K&D barn gear and starter-kit essentials.
FAQ
How often should coat care happen?
Daily checks are best, even when the horse is not being bathed.
What should I watch for?
Dull coat, rubs, flakes, swelling, sweat scurf, hair loss, and skin irritation.