Horse Liniment Gel, 64oz Barn-Size Ready-to-Use Topical Care for Repeat Routines Under Pads, Boots and Wraps

This horse liniment gel brings a ready-to-use, stay-put format to regular care after work, hauling, shows or extended stall time. The 64oz barn size suits trainers, lesson programs, families and multi-horse barns that use gel often and want fewer small-bottle reorders.

Apply it to clean legs, backs, shoulders, hips, hocks or hindquarters when targeted external coverage fits the horse’s routine. Its odorless, colorless formula provides controlled placement without relying on heat, cold, tingling or a strong medicinal smell.

Key Features

• The ready-to-use gel requires no concentrate mixing, making targeted application more convenient during busy barn routines.
• Its stay-put consistency supports controlled coverage on legs and larger muscle areas instead of the broader coverage associated with a mixed spray or wash.
• Label-directed use under properly fitted pads, boots and wraps lets riders keep the same topical format in post-work, hauling and competition routines.
• The formula is made without menthol, camphor, capsaicin or alcohol, so application does not depend on heating, cooling or tingling sensations.
• An odorless, colorless, dye-free profile avoids introducing colored pigment to white legs, clipped coats, hands, towels or tack.
• Antimicrobial and antifungal properties contribute to the gel’s practical routine-care profile while the horse’s skin and comfort remain easy to observe.

Specifications

• Brand: Draw It Out®
• Product form: Ready-to-use liniment gel
• Purchase options: 64oz; Case of 6
• Application: External use
• Compatible gear: Properly fitted pads, boots and wraps
• Formula appearance: Colorless
• Formula scent: Odorless
• Made without: Menthol, camphor, capsaicin, alcohol, witch hazel, added dye or added fragrance
• Directions: Follow the current product label and observe the horse

Apply enough gel to cover the intended external area, following the current label and normal equipment practices. Seek veterinary evaluation for new or worsening lameness, marked heat, rapid swelling, an open or draining wound, severe pain, distress or a horse that is suddenly off.