Shampoo & Coat Products

Q: How often should I shampoo my horse?

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Q: Can I use human shampoo on my horse?

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Q: What's the best shampoo for a grey or white horse?

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Q: How do I remove stable stains from a white horse's coat?

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Q: What's the difference between a coat conditioner and a detangler?

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Horse Shampoo and Coat Care for Sale

Horse shampoo and coat care products help riders and grooms keep coats clean, conditioned and ready for the yard or the show ring. The range runs from everyday washes to specialist whitening shampoo for horses, coat conditioners and detangler sprays for tangle-free manes and tails. NAF, Leovet, Supreme Products, Carr Day Martin and Gallop cover the full spread, from a quick rinse after a muddy hack to full show prep on a grey horse.

The range spans budget bottles for everyday washing through to premium show-day formulas and concentrated stain removers, with new lines added as seasons and grooming routines change.

Sizes: 250ml travel bottles up to 5 litre yard refills
Colours: formulas for black, grey, chestnut and coloured coats
Product types: shampoos, conditioners, detanglers, whiteners and coat sprays
Use cases: everyday washing, competition prep, stain removal and tangle control

Horse Shampoo and Coat Care Guide

Choosing the Right Shampoo for Your Horse

Choosing the right horse shampoo and coat care routine depends on coat colour, activity level and how often your horse needs washing. NAF makes gentle, skin-friendly washes such as its Tea Tree Oil Shampoo and Cooling Wash, while Leovet's Power Shampoo range works across dark and pale coats alike. Supreme Products built its reputation in the show ring, with Blue and Black Shampoos formulated as a whitening shampoo for horses with grey or coloured coats. For finishing touches, a horse coat conditioner or horse detangler spray from Carr Day Martin or Gallop leaves manes and tails smooth and easier to plait.

What's in the Range

The collection spans a full grooming routine, covering:

Everyday horse shampoo for regular washing
Whitening shampoo for grey or coloured coats
Coat conditioners for shine and softness
Detangler sprays for manes and tails
Coat shine and finishing sprays
Quarter marking spray for competition prep
Curry grooms and braiding gel
Stain removers for stubborn marks

Complete Your Grooming Kit

Round out the grooming kit with tools and finishing touches from elsewhere in the range: Brushes & Sponges, Hoof Products, Fly Products and Clipper & Accessories.

Why Trust Our Grooming Range

Our UK buying team works directly with brands like NAF, Leovet, Carr Day Martin, Gallop and Supreme Products to put together a grooming range built around what riders reach for at the yard. Grooms and competition riders test each shampoo, conditioner and finishing spray on real coats before it earns a place in the range, so the lineup reflects what works at home and in the ring.

Order Today

Browse the full range of horse shampoo and coat care products and add your grooming kit essentials to a single order. Orders over £49 qualify for free UK delivery, with most in-stock items dispatched the same working day, so your horse is ready for the yard or the show ring.

Complete Your Grooming Routine

Two Lister A2/AC Medium Blades with fine teeth side by side on a white background.

Clipper & Accessories Clipper & Accessories

LeMieux Close Shave Disposable Equine Razor for horse grooming and trimming whiskers.

Brushes & Sponges Brushes & Sponges

A metal can of NAF Neatsfoot Oil with a red label and a silver cap.

Hoof Products Hoof Products

Leovet Power Phaser Spray by Leovet, 2500 ml in a white plastic container.

Fly Products Fly Products

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I shampoo my horse?

Most horses only need a full wash every two to four weeks as part of a horse shampoo and coat care routine, since washing too often strips natural oils from the coat. Between washes, a rinse with plain water or a quick sponge down handles everyday dirt and sweat. Horses turned out in muddy fields need washing more often than those kept mostly stabled.

Can I use human shampoo on my horse?

Regular human shampoo isn't the best choice, since a horse's skin sits at a different pH and dries out more easily than human skin. A shampoo formulated for horses, such as NAF or Leovet, matches equine skin and coat needs. Test a small patch first if you're unsure, and stick to gentle, horse-specific formulas.

What's the best shampoo for a grey or white horse?

A dedicated whitening shampoo for horses, such as Supreme Products Blue Shampoo or Leovet Shiny White, works best on grey and white coats, lifting yellow tinges and brightening hair. These shampoos rely on gentle optical brighteners rather than harsh bleach, so they suit regular use. Follow with a coat conditioner to keep the coat soft after washing.

How do I remove stable stains from a white horse's coat?

A targeted stain remover or whitening shampoo lifts stable stains fastest when worked into the damp coat and rinsed thoroughly straight away. For set-in marks on legs or socks, a leg and body whitener left to dry before brushing out shifts stubborn yellowing. Regular grooming and clean bedding stop stains building up between washes.

What's the difference between a coat conditioner and a detangler?

A horse coat conditioner softens and adds shine across the whole coat, while a horse detangler spray targets the mane and tail to ease out knots without pulling hair. Many riders use both together: shampoo first, condition the body, then finish manes and tails with a detangler spray before brushing through.

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