Horse Brushes

Taking care of fur, skin, mane and tail is an important part of daily horse care. The grooming brushes are essential and can be found in every horse owner's grooming box. In Petster's online store you will find a wide selection of brushes from well-known brands, so that you can take care of your horse in the very best way possible!

Horse grooming brushes - For everyday horse grooming

All horse owners need a reputation set to take care of and keep their horse clean and prosperous! The rumor mill is also a good opportunity to cuddle with and strengthen the relationship with your horse.

Keep in mind that, for health reasons, each horse should have its own brushes, especially if it is living in a larger stable. This is to prevent possible spreading of disease. Choose from a variety of quality brushes in our online store. Petster helps you keep your horse in top condition!

Which brushes do I need for my horse?

There are an incredible number of different grooming brushes and accessories on the market, and you can create a vast collection of brushes if you wish. However, it is not at all necessary to have many brushes for one to take care of your horse in a good way. A couple of the most basic brushes that all horse owners should have are a mane brush / mane comb, a hoof pick, a dandy brush and a body brush.

• The mane brush or mane comb is used to easily sort out tangles and remove dirt from mane and tail.

• The dandy brush is sturdy with slightly longer, coarser straws and can be used before the body brush if the horse is very dirty, has dried mud in the fur or sheds fur.

• A body brush has shorter, finer straws than a dandy brush and is excellent for use on thin fur to remove dust and dirt. Rumor brush can also be used together with a curry comb in metal to easily and quickly clean the body brush from dirt.

• Finally, all horse owners need a hoof pick. That is perhaps the most important part of the grooming kit. With it you clean the horse's hooves from mud and gravel, and avoid e.g. thrush and pressure damage that can arise from the pressure from wedged stones in the hoof.