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Horse Clippers, Blades & Accessories
Clipping helps your horse stay comfortable, dry off faster after work and keep in good condition through the winter months. Whether you clip one horse at home or manage a busy yard, the right equipment makes all the difference for a smooth, even result and a relaxed horse.
In our Horse Clippers & Accessories category you'll find everything you need for clipping, from cordless and corded horse clippers to replacement clipper blades in different cutting heights. Choose a fine blade for a close finish on the head and legs, or a longer blade for a practical body clip that leaves a light protective coat. We carry trusted brands such as Heiniger, Lister and Wahl, known for their durable motors and precision blades.
Good maintenance is just as important as a good clipper. Our range of clipping oil and care products helps reduce heat and friction, keeps your blades sharp for longer and extends the life of your clipper. With the right care, your clipping equipment will last for many seasons.
Browse the full range and find the right clipper, blades and accessories for your horse.
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Clippers
How do I choose the right horse clipper?
Consider how many horses you clip, how often and what type of clip you do. For one or two horses and occasional clipping, a lightweight cordless clipper is easy and convenient. For multiple horses or frequent full clips, a powerful clipper with a strong motor is the better choice.
Should I buy a cordless or corded horse clipper?
Cordless clippers give you freedom of movement and are safer around young or nervous horses, since there's no cable to trip over. Corded clippers deliver continuous power without charging breaks, which is useful when clipping several horses in one day.
Which blade size do I need for clipping my horse?
A 3mm blade is a popular choice for body clips, as it leaves a little coat for protection. A fine blade of around 1.5mm gives a closer finish and works well for heads, legs and show preparation. Always check which blade fitting your clipper uses before ordering.
What are the most common types of horse clips?
The most popular clips are the full clip, hunter clip, blanket clip, chaser clip and trace clip. They vary in how much coat is removed. Horses in hard work usually get more coat removed, while horses in light work or living out often have a trace or bib clip.
How do I prepare my horse for clipping?
Make sure your horse is clean and completely dry, as dirt and grease blunt the blades quickly. Clip in a well-lit, calm area, and introduce the sound and feel of the clipper gradually if your horse isn't used to it.
How often should I oil my clipper blades?
Oil the blades before you start and then every 10 to 15 minutes during clipping. Run the clipper briefly to spread the oil and wipe away any excess. Well-oiled blades run cooler and cut more smoothly.
Why do my clipper blades get hot during clipping?
Hot blades are usually caused by too little oil, blunt blades, hair build-up or tension that is set too tight. Stop regularly to brush out hair, oil the blades and check the tension. Always test the blade temperature on the back of your hand.
When should I sharpen or replace my clipper blades?
Sharpen your blades when they start pulling hair, leave lines or cut unevenly. Most blades can be sharpened several times. Replace them when teeth are chipped or broken, or when they no longer cut well after sharpening.