Love the ice bath after work outs and after races. It’s been especially helpful on hot days to cool the horses off. It also helps to soothe the skin from the pesky flies. It smells amazing!! So refreshing!
Draw It Out® Solution Finder
Use this page as a practical starting point for choosing a Draw It Out® routine by situation. Sudden lameness, severe pain, open wounds, swelling, fever, or unsafe movement still belongs with your veterinarian first.
Start with what you are seeing in the horse: body soreness, post-haul recovery, skin care, hoof hygiene, grooming, or dog care. Then choose the closest routine below and move into the matching product guide, collection, or article path.
Look at workload, warmup, cooldown, hauling, footing, saddle fit, and whether the horse improves with normal movement.
Horse Stiffness & Recovery Help | Daily Liniment GuideCheck recovery, legs, hydration, sweat, body tension, and whether the horse needs cooling, liniment, or a brace routine.
After Hauling Guide | Post-Ride Leg CareCheck whether the skin-care job needs fast spray coverage, smooth cream placement, or stay-put salve support.
Skin Spot Finder | Cannon Crud GuidePick the hoof, inspect carefully, manage the environment, and keep farrier-aware routines clear.
Daily Hoof Care Routine | Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®Use the grooming route for ShowBarn Secret®, coat color, waterless cleanup, stains, mane, tail, and wash-rack choices.
Coat & Grooming Help | ShowBarn Secret®Keep dog care dog-specific. Start with activity, heat, age, footing, and whether the dog returns to normal.
Dog Stiff After Walk | Dog Sore After HikeProducts support good care. They do not replace diagnosis, farrier work, proper conditioning, saddle fit, wound care, or veterinary guidance.
Correct order: observe first, understand the issue second, choose a product third.
Rapid Relief | RESTOREaHORSE® | Silver Hoof | ShowBarn Secret® | K9 Advanced™
Horse care routine finder
Three quick answers point your horse toward the right Draw It Out® path for liniment gel, cooling care, skin support, hoof care, environmental defense, and everyday barn maintenance.
Prefer to compare before choosing? Use the Horse Care Decision Guides to compare liniment gel, RTU Spray, concentrate, summer routines, skin care, hoof care, and barn restocking.
Quick logic
Start with what is happening today. Body support points to liniment gel. Fast application points to RTU Spray. Broader barn coverage points to concentrate. Heat and hard work point to cooling care. Skin concerns point to cream, salve, or spray. Hoof issues point to hoof care. The clearer the job, the better the routine.
Find your routine
No panic buying. No fake diagnosis. Pick the closest match and get a clean product path.
This keeps the routine from being too light or too aggressive.
Pick up to three. The result will show a core anchor plus the smallest useful add-ons.
Start with the first card. Add only what solves a real job.
This finder is educational. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or replace veterinary care. If your horse is lame, rapidly swelling, bleeding, feverish, painful to touch, or not acting normal, call your veterinarian.
Decision guides
The finder gives you a product path. These guides explain the routine logic so riders can compare formats, choose by job, and move toward the right product without wandering the whole catalog.
Compare liniment gel, RTU Spray, and concentrate by placement, speed, and barn use.
Find the best first Draw It Out® product when you want a practical daily starting point.
Build a hot-weather routine around Citraquin®, IceBath™, cooling care, and barn essentials.
Choose between RESTOREaHORSE®, Rapid Relief Restorative Cream, and topical spray formats.
Keep hoof care clear, practical, and separate from skin, liniment, and recovery routines.
Stock the barn by repeated jobs instead of overbuying the wrong formats.
Want the full router?
See every decision guide in one place before choosing your next product.
Shop by job
The best version of this page should not make riders browse the whole catalog. It should route them by need.
Pre-ride, post-ride, hauling, warm-up, and daily body support.
Heat, sweat, summer rides, hauling, and hard show days.
When the concern is skin-focused instead of muscle-focused.
Hoof, pastern, heel bulb, and farrier-side routines.
FAQ
Most riders should start with Draw It Out® 16oz Liniment Gel because it is easy to apply, stays where it is placed, and fits pre-ride, post-ride, hauling, and daily body support routines.
Choose liniment gel when you want controlled, ready-to-use application. Choose concentrate when you want a mixable format for spray bottles, sponging, and larger barn routines.
Choose RTU Spray when speed matters and you want a no-mix spray format for the tack room, trailer, or quick daily application.
Use cooling care after hard work, in hot weather, after hauling, during show season, or when the horse needs a cooling body reset instead of a standard liniment gel routine.
For skin-focused routines, look at Rapid Relief Restorative Cream, Rapid Relief Restorative Spray, or RESTOREaHORSE®. These are better fits when the concern is skin-focused rather than general body recovery.
For hoof-focused routines, start with Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®. Bring in your farrier or veterinarian for lameness, heat, swelling, deep cracks, drainage, or anything that worsens.
Draw It Out® products are designed for clean, competition-minded routines. No general care product is universally pre-approved by every governing body for every situation, so riders should check current rules and use their veterinarian’s guidance when needed.
Fastest path
The 16oz Liniment Gel is the cleanest starting point because it is simple, controlled, and easy to repeat. From there, the routine branches into RTU Spray, concentrate, cooling care, skin support, hoof care, or barn-size formats.
It does not ask the rider to understand the whole catalog. It gives them a job, a reason, and a next click. That is how confusion turns into carts.
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