EquinActiv Anti-Chafe Gel for Horses

Made in the USA exclusively for Equine Performance, EquinActiv Anti-Chafe Gel for Horses helps reduce friction and rubbing caused by tack and other horse gear.

The light, non-sticky gel creates a fine, silky barrier between the horse’s skin and tack, harness, rugs or boots. It can also be applied to areas that have already been chafed to help protect them from further rubbing.

Features:

• Helps prevent chafing and rubbing

• Suitable for use beneath tack, harness, rugs and horse boots

• Creates a light, silky barrier between surfaces

• Non-sticky and comfortable to use

• Helps protect existing chafed areas from further friction

• Convenient hands-free applicator

• Resistant to water and sweat

• Made in the USA exclusively for Equine Performance

• Net weight: 49.6 g

Directions:

Apply to clean skin as required before fitting tack, harness, rugs or boots. Reapply when necessary.

The gel will not wash away readily with water or sweat. Wash the treated area with shampoo to remove.

For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EquinActiv Anti-Chafe Gel for Horses used for?

It helps reduce friction and rubbing caused by saddles, girths, rugs, harness and other horse equipment.

Where can the gel be applied?

Apply it to clean, dry areas where rubbing or chafing commonly occurs. Avoid the eyes, mucous membranes and broken or irritated skin.

When should it be applied?

Apply the gel before riding, training, travelling or using equipment that may cause friction. Reapply when necessary.

Is the gel sticky?

No. It creates a light, silky barrier designed to reduce friction without leaving a heavy or sticky feel.

Is EquinActiv Anti-Chafe Gel resistant to water and sweat?

Yes. The gel is resistant to water and sweat and may not rinse away readily with water alone.

How should the gel be removed?

Wash the treated area with soap or a suitable horse shampoo and water.

Can it be applied to an existing rub?

It may help protect a mildly chafed area from further friction, but it should not be applied to broken or irritated skin. Seek veterinary advice for significant skin damage or a rub that does not improve.