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Warendorf Horse Balm: Skin and Coat Care for Horses | Emmers Equestrian
Pasterns after a wet day, places where tack can rub and skin that needs a little extra care are part of everyday stable life, and many riders keep a balm in the grooming box for exactly those moments. We stock Warendorf Balm in three sizes, so you can choose the one that suits your stable.
Tips for choosing your Warendorf Balm
- 100 ml: the smallest size, easy to keep in a grooming kit or take to a show.
- 250 ml: a practical size for your grooming box at home.
- 500 ml: a larger pot that suits a busy yard or regular use.
Always read the packaging before use for the intended use, directions, ingredients, and when not to use the balm. If you have any concerns about your horse's skin, ask your vet.
If tack keeps rubbing in the same place, fit may be part of the answer, so consider our saddle fitting service. For the rest of your routine, see our grooming and care collection.
Not sure? You're welcome to visit us in our stores for personal advice
Frequently asked questions
Which size of Warendorf Balm should I buy: 100 ml, 250 ml or 500 ml?
Choose by how and where you use it. The 100 ml fits in a grooming kit or show bag, the 250 ml suits the grooming box at home, and the 500 ml suits a busy yard or regular use. If you are trying it for the first time, the smaller size is an easy place to start.
How do I use Warendorf Balm, and where can I apply it?
Follow the directions on the packaging, which cover where to apply it, how much to use, and how often. If your horse has sensitive skin or you are unsure whether the balm suits a particular area, ask your vet before use.
What should I check on the packaging before I buy or use a horse balm?
Look at the intended use, the ingredient list, the directions and the warnings, including when not to use the product. If your horse is prone to skin sensitivity, check the ingredients carefully and ask your vet if you are in doubt. My horse gets rubbed in the same place every time.
Could it be the tack?
It can be. Rubbing in the same spot is often a fit question, so it is worth checking how your saddle, girth or bridle sits. Our saddle fitting service can help, and if the skin looks sore, swollen or does not clear up, ask your vet.
Can I use Warendorf Balm before a competition?
Check the full ingredient list on the packaging against the current rules of your federation, and ask your vet if you are in doubt.