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Supreme Professional High Shine Shampoo
From £10.83
Dermoline Insecticidal Shampoo
From £8.51
Carr & Day & Martin Gallop Conditioning Shampoo
From £7.31
Wahl Showman Copper Tones Shampoo
From £4.37
Naf Lavender Wash
£8.65
Gold Label Stock Shampoo Medicated
From £4.28
Harlequin Sweat Scraper
£3.66
Pet Head Sensitive Soul Shampoo
£8.58
Hydrophane Bloom Shampoo
From £5.06
Equimins Ultra Silky Detangler
From £13.93
HySHINE Magic Finish Detangler
£6.71
Gold Label Stock Shampoo Tea Tree Oil
From £4.28
Battles Animal Shampoo
From £6.71
Barrier Revitalising Wash
From £7.17
Shires EZI-GROOM Citronella Shampoo
£6.29
Lincoln Fly Repellent Shampoo
£7.46
Boica Cleansing Wash
From £10.37
Alto Lab Shimmering White
£7.14
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Hy Sport Active Sweat Scraper
From £2.55
Eco-Friendly Horse Shampoo Bar with Sisal Holder - Plastic-Free, 100% Vegan
£9.95

What is the best way to bathe a horse?

Bathing a horse requires both the right technique and the right products. Initially, ensure you've thoroughly brushed your horse to remove any loose dirt or mud. The bathing process typically starts with wetting the horse's coat, applying shampoo, and then rinsing it off. It's important to use a horse-specific shampoo like the WAHL SHOWMAN DIRTY BEASTIE SHAMPOO, designed to tackle stubborn dirt while being gentle on your horse's skin.

How do you wash a horse for beginners?

For beginners, it's crucial to ensure the horse is comfortable and used to the bathing process. Start by introducing the horse to water gradually and always from the front, so they can see what's happening. A good technique is to use a soft sponge or cloth to apply water, slowly progressing to the areas around the head and under the belly. Then, apply a gentle shampoo like the FARNAM VETROLIN WHITE N BRITE SHAMPOO. This shampoo is excellent for enhancing the natural color and shine of your horse's coat. Remember to rinse thoroughly, ensuring no residue remains as it could cause skin irritation.

How often should a horse be bathed?

The frequency of bathing a horse largely depends on their lifestyle, coat condition, and the time of year. As a general rule, it's best to bathe a horse when they're sweaty or dirty, which may be after intense exercise or a muddy day in the field. Overbathing can strip essential oils from the horse's coat, so a good balance is essential. For in-between baths or when a full bath isn't possible, using a soothing wash like the GOLD LABEL LAVENDER WASH can help keep your horse clean and refreshed.

Is it OK to wash a horse?

Yes, it's absolutely okay to wash a horse! In fact, regular grooming and occasional bathing are key aspects of horse care, contributing to their overall health and wellbeing. However, always ensure you're using products specifically designed for horses to maintain the health of their skin and coat. After washing, it's also advisable to apply a conditioner like the CARR & DAY & MARTIN CANTER MANE & TAIL CONDITIONER. This product is fantastic for detangling and adding a beautiful shine to your horse's mane and tail.

In our collection of Horse Shampoos & Conditioners, you'll find a wide range of products tailored to meet your horse's bathing needs. From deep-cleaning shampoos to soothing washes and nourishing conditioners, our products are chosen to ensure your horse's coat remains clean, shiny, and healthy. Explore our range today and ensure your horse enjoys the ultimate bathing experience!