Equine Grooming

Q: What should be in a horse grooming kit?

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Q: What is the best fly spray for horses in the UK?

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Q: How do I get a shine on my horse's coat?

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Q: What hoof oil should I use for my horse?

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Q: How often should I groom my horse?

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The Complete Guide to Horse Grooming Products

Horse Grooming Brands and What They Do

Our horse grooming products span the best brands in the UK equestrian market. NAF offers a comprehensive range of fly sprays, shampoos, and hoof treatments trusted by professionals and leisure riders alike. Leovet specialises in science-led coat and hoof care. Supreme Products is the go-to choice for competition-day coat preparations. Carr Day Martin has over 200 years of heritage in equine grooming and leathercare. LeMieux brings premium grooming brushes and accessories to complete any kit.

Types of Horse Grooming Products

Our equestrian grooming supplies cover every stage of the grooming routine:

Horse shampoos and medicated coat cleansers
Mane and tail conditioners and detanglers
Coat shine and finishing sprays for competition preparation
Fly sprays, roll-ons, and spot-on repellents
Hoof oils, hoof hardeners, and hoof polishes
Body brushes, dandy brushes, and water brushes
Curry combs, grooming mitts, and sponges
Grooming kits and grooming boxes

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Why Buy Horse Grooming Products from Pet n Pony

Every horse grooming product in our range is hand-selected by a team of equestrians who understand what works at the yard, in the stable, and on competition day. We stock only brands with a proven track record in the UK market, so whether you’re a first-time horse owner building a basic kit or an experienced rider sourcing a specific treatment product, you can shop with confidence.

Order Horse Grooming Supplies from Pet n Pony

Pet n Pony offers free UK delivery on orders over £49. All horse grooming products are dispatched promptly from our UK warehouse, with most in-stock orders shipped the same or next working day. If your order isn’t right, our returns process is straightforward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should be in a horse grooming kit?

A complete horse grooming kit should include a curry comb for loosening dirt, a body brush for coat shine, a dandy brush for stubborn mud, a mane and tail comb, a hoof pick, and a soft finishing cloth. Most riders also add a grooming spray or shine product. Brands such as LeMieux and Ezi-Groom offer quality brushes suited to everyday use and competition preparation.

What is the best fly spray for horses in the UK?

The best horse fly spray depends on the level of protection needed. NAF Off products and Leovet Fly Protect offer strong, long-lasting repellency and are among the most popular choices with UK riders. Carr Day Martin and Lincoln also produce reliable fly sprays at competitive prices. For sensitive-skinned horses, look for alcohol-free or natural formulations.

How do I get a shine on my horse's coat?

For a gleaming coat, start with a thorough groom using a body brush to remove surface dust and promote natural oil distribution. Follow with a specialist coat shine spray — Supreme Products Show Shine and Leovet Gloss Effect are popular competition choices. Regular grooming combined with a balanced diet makes the biggest difference to coat condition and shine.

What hoof oil should I use for my horse?

The right hoof oil depends on your horse's hoof condition. Keratex Hoof Gel is a popular choice for strengthening brittle hooves, while Carr Day Martin Cornucrescine supports healthy hoof growth. For daily conditioning, a traditional brush-on hoof oil from Lincoln or Effol works well. Always clean the hoof before applying for best absorption.

How often should I groom my horse?

Horses in regular work should be groomed daily, or at least before and after each ride. A full groom — including brushing, hoof picking, and coat care — keeps your horse comfortable, promotes circulation, and lets you check for any skin issues or injuries. Horses living out in winter may need lighter grooming to preserve their natural coat oils.

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