What Is In Your Grooming Kit?

cutejillybean · 11-01-2009, 07:54 AM

Go olive oil lol!

analise · 11-03-2009, 11:51 AM

My grooming box currently contains:

rubber curry
metal curry
plastic comb
body brush
face brush
hoof pick (with bristles)
corona (my boy gets picked on a lot)
swat (probably could put it away for the winter)
a sample bottle of cocosoya oil (for no good reason)
slick 'n easy grooming block
rubber grooming mitt (also useful for bathing to really work the shampoo in)

Annnnnd I think that's it. Though I did just also get a bottle of cowboy magic green spot remover to use on my mostly-white boy in the event we go somewhere he needs to actually look like he got a bath (since it's too cold for a real bath).

daisykristy · 11-04-2009, 01:02 PM

Ooo - I forgot my "feather care kit" ...those with feathered horses will appreciate.

MTG... to fight off scratches and all things microscopic.

Lysterine... seriously. Put into a little spray bottle for spraying the feather, not only will they smell minty fresh, it will also ward off evil bugs. Mint & MTG... Mmmm

A little tube each of athletes foot cream, hydrocortisone cream, and a triple antibiotic cream (the whole combo probably costs a couple bucks total) - use for treating scratches... applying a dab of each or premixing it in another container. (thanks to my Gypsy horse forum friends

)

Capilet · 11-04-2009, 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by daisykristy

Ooo - I forgot my "feather care kit" ...those with feathered horses will appreciate.

MTG... to fight off scratches and all things microscopic.

Lysterine... seriously. Put into a little spray bottle for spraying the feather, not only will they smell minty fresh, it will also ward off evil bugs. Mint & MTG... Mmmm

A little tube each of athletes foot cream, hydrocortisone cream, and a triple antibiotic cream (the whole combo probably costs a couple bucks total) - use for treating scratches... applying a dab of each or premixing it in another container. (thanks to my Gypsy horse forum friends

)

I use Eqyss Microtech on my feathered friend the MINUTE I see scurfyness.

I'm de-feathering my guy for for the winter tomorrow though. Our mud is way too awful this year.

11-04-2009, 01:02 PM	#83
daisykristy Senior Member+ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Iowa Posts: 1,028 Images: 163	Ooo - I forgot my "feather care kit" ...those with feathered horses will appreciate. MTG... to fight off scratches and all things microscopic. Lysterine... seriously. Put into a little spray bottle for spraying the feather, not only will they smell minty fresh, it will also ward off evil bugs. Mint & MTG... Mmmm A little tube each of athletes foot cream, hydrocortisone cream, and a triple antibiotic cream (the whole combo probably costs a couple bucks total) - use for treating scratches... applying a dab of each or premixing it in another container. (thanks to my Gypsy horse forum friends ) __________________ ´•.¸..(•.¸♥¸.•´')¸.•´ ♥«´¨`´•....Emo....•¨`»♥ .¸.•´ (¸.•♥`•..)`•.¸.

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11-01-2009, 07:54 AM	#81
cutejillybean Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 31 Images: 6	Go olive oil lol!

11-03-2009, 11:51 AM	#82
analise Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Maryland Posts: 172 Images: 10	My grooming box currently contains: rubber curry metal curry plastic comb body brush face brush hoof pick (with bristles) corona (my boy gets picked on a lot) swat (probably could put it away for the winter) a sample bottle of cocosoya oil (for no good reason) slick 'n easy grooming block rubber grooming mitt (also useful for bathing to really work the shampoo in) Annnnnd I think that's it. Though I did just also get a bottle of cowboy magic green spot remover to use on my mostly-white boy in the event we go somewhere he needs to actually look like he got a bath (since it's too cold for a real bath).