Horse Products

Shop Premium Horse Products for Complete Equine Wellness

We carry horse care products for daily maintenance, competition prep, recovery, and general wellness, whether you're keeping a competition horse in shape or caring for one that's happily out to pasture. That covers joint mobility, skin and coat, digestion, breathing, and pest control.

You'll find horse supplements, fly control, grooming essentials, treats, and other everyday horse supplies here, for horses young, old, working, or retired.

What Types of Horse Products Are Available?

Here's what's available, broken down by what your horse needs help with.

• Horse Vitamins & Supplements: Vitamin E, biotin, and omega-3 fatty acids for coat shine, hoof strength, and immune function.
• Joint & Mobility Support: Glucosamine, MSM, and hyaluronic acid go a long way toward easing stiffness and keeping cartilage healthy, whether your horse is getting older or just working hard.
• Calming & Respiratory Solutions: Calming pastes and supplements help take the edge off during transport or competition, and respiratory products are there for clearer airways and easier breathing.
• Digestive & Gut Health: A healthy gut starts with probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes, which can also chip away at some of the risk factors tied to colic and digestive upset.
• Hoof & Coat Care: Strong hooves and a coat that actually looks good usually come down to biotin supplements and the right targeted treatments.
• Fly & Pest Control: Between feed-through fly control and topical sprays, you've got flies, ticks, and other stable pests covered.
• Grooming & Medicated Care: Skin conditions vary, but medicated shampoos, antifungal treatments, and antimicrobial solutions cover most of what comes up.
• Wound Care & Skin Treatments: For scrapes and skin issues, think aloe-based gels, wound care products, and sarcoid treatments.
• Electrolytes & Performance Support: After a hard workout or competition, mineral replacements and electrolyte pastes help with hydration and recovery.

How to Use Equine Care Products Effectively

• Supplements: Joint supplements and probiotics mix right into daily feed. How much depends on your horse's weight and how active it is.
• Topical Treatments: Follow the directions on medicated shampoos or antifungal products, and steer clear of the eyes and mucous membranes.
• Fly Control: Feed-through fly control works best paired with good environmental management, not on its own.
• Wound & Skin Care: Clean the affected area well before applying aloe-based gels or other treatments.
• Treats & Dewormers: Stick to your vet's deworming schedule, and keep treats to a reasonable share of your horse's diet.

Hero Ingredients in Equine Products

• Joint Health: When it comes to cartilage and mobility in aging or hard-working horses, glucosamine, MSM, hyaluronic acid, and chondroitin are the go-to ingredients.
• Digestive Wellness: Probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes help the gut bounce back after stress, a round of antibiotics, or a sudden feed change.
• Hoof & Coat: Biotin, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids, three nutrients tied to stronger hoof growth and a shinier coat over time.
• Skin & Wound Healing: Aloe vera, tea tree oil, and chlorhexidine support the skin as it heals.
• Pest Protection: Permethrin, cypermethrin, and natural essential oils repel flies, ticks, and other pests.
• Respiratory Support: Menthol, eucalyptus, and guaifenesin clear airways and ease respiratory irritation.

Why Shop Horse Products from HardyPaw?

• Established Formulas: Our supplements are built around ingredients like glucosamine, MSM, biotin, omega-3s, and vitamin E.
• Solutions for Every Horse: We carry products for daily maintenance, parasite control, colic prevention support, and mare and foal nutrition.
• Wide Product Range: We stock a range of established brands, along with everyday horse supplies.
• Value and Delivery: Competitive pricing, with delivery straight to your barn.
• Easy Shopping: Ordering online is straightforward, and our team can help if you have questions about a product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the best treatment for fungal infections in horses?

Ans: MiconaHex+Triz Shampoo and Stratford Keto-C Medicated Shampoo are both reasonable places to start when you're dealing with fungal skin issues, as long as you follow the label. Give it a few washes before expecting a real change, and if things look worse rather than better, that's your cue to stop guessing and get your vet involved.

Q2: Are antiseptic wipes safe for horses with sensitive skin?

Ans: They generally are. MiconaHex+Triz Wipes and Stratford Keto-C Wipes are built for gentle antimicrobial cleaning, and most horses with sensitive skin tolerate them without trouble. That said, wipe down a small patch first and keep an eye out for redness before you use them across a larger area.

Q3: How do I select the right dewormer for my horse?

Ans: It really depends on what parasites your horse is up against, along with its age and the time of year. Ivermectin Paste, Duramectin, and Oral-Pro Pyrantel each go after different parasites, so a fecal egg count, or just asking your vet, will save you from guessing at the rotation and dosing.

Q4: Which shampoo works best for itchy, inflamed skin?

Ans: EquiShield CK HC Shampoo brings hydrocortisone and chlorhexidine together to cut down on itching and inflammation in horses with sensitive or allergy-prone skin. It's not something you'd use every wash, more of a short-term fix, so check the label or run the frequency by your vet.

Q5: What can I use to treat sarcoids naturally?

Ans: Some owners reach for XXTerra Herbal Paste, a bloodroot-and-zinc-chloride formula, as a way to deal with sarcoids without surgery. The idea is that it triggers an immune response in the tissue itself, though sarcoids can be stubborn and unpredictable, so it's worth talking to your vet before you start and while you're treating.

Q6: How do joint supplements help older horses?

Ans: For older or hard-working horses, glucosamine, MSM, and hyaluronic acid are the usual go-tos for easing stiffness and supporting whatever cartilage is still holding up. They can't undo damage that's already there, but plenty of owners see a real difference in mobility when supplements are paired with a sensible exercise plan from the vet.

Q7: What causes colic and how can supplements help prevent it?

Ans: A sudden diet change, dehydration, stress, an out-of-balance gut, colic has no shortage of possible triggers. Adding probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes can support gut health and ease some of those risk factors, but they won't make up for inconsistent feeding and watering.

Q8: When should I use electrolyte pastes for my horse?

Ans: Think hard workouts, competition days, or anything hot enough to make a horse sweat out real fluid and minerals, that's when electrolyte pastes earn their keep. They support rehydration and recovery, but only if there's water to go with them, since electrolytes on their own won't put fluid back in the tank.