3•2•1: Ultimate DIY Horse Coat Conditioner

3 Quotes From Others:

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"A well-kept coat is a reflection of a horse's overall health. Daily grooming not only enhances their shine but also strengthens the bond between horse and rider."
     - Charlotte Dujardin, British Dressage Rider and Olympic Gold Medalist

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"Proper grooming is essential for the horse's skin and coat health. It prevents problems and ensures the horse's comfort and well-being. A shiny coat is the hallmark of excellent care and management."
     - George Morris, Renowned American Show Jumping Trainer

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"The coat of the horse tells the story of its care. Regular grooming is an opportunity to check for health issues, strengthen trust, and contribute to the horse's mental and physical well-being."
     - American Horse Trainer and Author

2 Ideas From Us:

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“Keeping your horse's coat shiny and healthy doesn't require expensive, store-bought products. You can create a clean, all-natural and highly-effective coat conditioner right at home using simple, everyday ingredients.”

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“DIY horse coat conditioner is an excellent way to maintain your horse’s coat health without exposing them to harsh chemicals. Not only should you select a recipe that is natural and easy to make, but it should also ensure that your horse looks and feels its best with ingredients you can trust”

Here’s a wonderful recipe you can use to achieve all of those objectives:

Ingredients:

• 1 cup of Apple Cider Vinegar
• 1 cup of Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil
• 10 drops of Lavender Essential Oil
• 10 drops of Tea Tree Essential Oil
• 1 spray bottle

Instructions:

1. Apple Cider Vinegar: Known for its antibacterial properties, apple cider vinegar helps to balance the pH of your horse’s skin, preventing fungal infections and soothing irritations.
2. Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil: This natural moisturizer penetrates the skin deeply, providing hydration and leaving the coat silky smooth. It's also excellent for detangling manes and tails.
3. Lavender Essential Oil: Lavender has calming properties and helps to keep insects at bay. It also has a pleasant fragrance, which is a bonus.
4. Tea Tree Essential Oil: Tea tree oil is a powerful antiseptic, helping to keep your horse's coat free from bacteria and fungi.

Directions:

1. In a bowl, mix the apple cider vinegar and coconut oil. If the coconut oil is solid, warm it gently until it liquefies.
2. Add the lavender and tea tree essential oils to the mixture and stir well.
3. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle.

Application Tips:

• Shake the bottle well before each use to ensure the ingredients are well-mixed.
• Spray the conditioner evenly over your horse’s coat after grooming.
• Use a soft brush to distribute the conditioner and allow it to penetrate the coat.
• For best results, use this conditioner once or twice a week.

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