5 Simple Steps For Your Everyday Grooming Regime
The right brush can make or break your horse's grooming routine, so it’s worth investing in the best ones for their skin and coat. Fortunately, there are many options for every budget. Let's take a closer look at the different types of brushes, as well as the best brush for each situation. Step 1 - Curry Comb Curry combs should be a staple in a grooming routine. They are usually round-rigged with a strap, have a place to slide your hand, and sometimes take the shape of a glove. Curries have short dull teeth on the grooming side made from rubber, plastic, or sometimes even metal. They are intended to break up any hard clumps or caked-on dirt from your horse’s coat and loosen dead hair from within their coat to make it easier to remove. In addition, when used correctly, curry combs help stimulate a horse’s skin to encourage their coat to shine. How to Use: To use a curry comb, begin by gently currying the hair in the opposite direction of growth in a ci...