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Frequently Asked Questions
Should you groom your horse every day?
Should you groom your horse every day?
Are all grooming accessories necessary for every session?
Are all grooming accessories necessary for every session?
Does grooming replace showering?
Does grooming replace showering?
Grooming
Grooming: all the essentials for complete horse care
Grooming is a fundamental daily activity. It keeps the horse clean, comfortable, and healthy, while also offering a special moment of observation and contact. Regular grooming helps prevent skin, hoof, and mane problems and fully contributes to the horse's overall well-being.
Grooming equipment covers all needs related to:
• hoof care,
• mane and tail care,
• body cleaning,
• washing and drying with showering accessories.
Hoof care: an essential daily task
Hooves bear the horse's weight and are constantly exposed to external aggressions. Regular care is essential. Hoof grooming tools include:
• hoof picks, to remove dirt, mud, and stones,
• brushes, to apply greases, oils, or specific treatments,
• hoof testers, to check sensitivity and hoof condition.
These accessories allow cleaning, monitoring, and maintaining the sole, frog, and wall to prevent infections and sensitivities. They can be supplemented by farrier tools, used by professionals.
Mane and tail care: detangling, protecting, and preparing
The mane and tail require appropriate care to avoid knots, breakage, and discomfort. Equipment dedicated to mane and tail care includes:
• mane brushes, for gentle detangling,
• mane combs, to separate and structure the strands,
• mane elastics, for braiding and securing plaits.
Regular care facilitates daily work and effectively prepares the horse for presentations or competitions.
Body grooming: cleaning, stimulating, and observing
Body grooming helps remove dirt, stimulate blood circulation, and maintain coat quality. The main accessories used are:
• curry combs, to loosen dry mud and dead hair,
• multifunction brushes, for versatile cleaning,
• dandy brushes, to remove loose dirt,
• soft brushes, for finishing and sensitive areas,
• face brushes, adapted for delicate areas,
• pumice stones, effective during shedding season or for removing botfly eggs,
• polishing gloves, to add shine,
• microfiber gloves, to capture the last specks of dust.
These tools are used progressively for effective and skin-friendly grooming.
Showering accessories: washing and drying the horse
Showering accessories are used when dry grooming is no longer sufficient or after exercise. They include:
• sweat scrapers, to remove excess water and speed up drying,
• sponges, to wash the horse or clean specific areas with a bucket of water,
• microfiber gloves, to wipe, rinse, or finalize cleaning.
They allow for both a full shower and targeted washing, depending on the season and the horse's sensitivity.
Grooming organization
To facilitate daily life, grooming equipment is often grouped in:
• grooming bags,
• grooming boxes and kits,
• practical storage solutions,
allowing all accessories to be kept within reach, both at the stable and when traveling.
Grooming adapted to each horse
Each horse has specific needs depending on its lifestyle, the season, its skin sensitivity, age, etc. Having complete and adapted grooming equipment allows for:
• more effective care,
• better comfort,
• rapid detection of anomalies,
• a strengthened horse-rider relationship.


