Why Grooming Matters

Grooming does more than just clean dirt off a horse’s coat—it also:

• Prevents skin infections
• Improves blood circulation
• Reduces the risk of fungal and bacterial issues
• Helps detect injuries early
• Keeps the coat shiny and healthy

Essential Grooming Tools

• Curry Comb – Loosens dirt, mud, and hair
• Hard & Soft Brushes – Removes dust and gives a polished finish
• Hoof Pick – Cleans out debris and prevents hoof infections
• Mane & Tail Comb – Keeps hair tangle-free and prevents breakage
• Horse Wipes – Perfect for quick cleaning, especially after a ride

Step-by-Step Grooming Routine

1. Start with the Hooves

Use a hoof pick to remove mud, stones, or debris to prevent infections.

2. Curry Comb Massage

Use a curry comb in circular motions to loosen dirt and improve circulation.

3. Brushing for Shine

Use a stiff brush to remove deep dirt, followed by a soft brush for a smooth, glossy coat.

4. Mane & Tail Care

Detangle using a wide-toothed comb and apply a conditioner or detangling spray.

5. Wipe Down for a Refreshing Finish

Use KIVEMA Horse Wipes for a quick and convenient clean-up. These wipes are great for cleaning the eyes, muzzle, ears, and legs, removing sweat and dust after a ride.

6. Check for Any Issues

Use grooming time to inspect your horse for cuts, swelling, or skin irritations.

Grooming Tips for Every Season

• Summer: Frequent wiping to remove sweat and dirt. Use fly repellent wipes.
• Fall: Extra brushing to remove loose hair as the coat thickens.
• Winter: Minimal bathing—focus on brushing and hoof care.
• Spring: Deep clean to remove winter coat shedding and prevent mud-related skin issues.

Final Thoughts

Grooming is an opportunity to bond with your horse while keeping them healthy. With the right tools and routine, your horse will always look and feel their best. For a quick and effective clean, try KIVEMA Horse Wipes today!