How to Make Your Horse's Coat Shine

region in which you live. Most top show barns either utilize a daily deworming product in their horses feed or a give their horses a deworming paste every four to six weeks
Step 3 Grooming
A healthy horse should glimmer in the sun even if he never feels the touch of a brush but daily grooming will greatly multiply your results! Top show horses get groomed as much as two hours a day. Thankfully that isnt strictly necessary. Fifteen to twenty minutes of daily brushing should be sufficient to remove dirt and dust from your horses coat and stimulate his oil glands to produce healthy shiny oils. You should first curry your horse using a rubber curry brush. This is a very important step as it removes dead hair and dirt. This also brings the oils in his coat to the surface. Follow this with a hard bristled brush used to remove all the dirt and hair you just loosened. Afterward use a softer brush to remove any lingering traces of dust and polish your horses coat. Lastly you can rub your horses entire body with a soft clothtowel. This will spread all those oils around and make his coat super shiny and soft. If you have access to an equine grooming vacuum this will also greatly improve the appearance of his coat. The blower attachment of the vacuum helps remove all the dust particles and the suction of the vacuum will further stimulate his oil glands.
Step 4 Protect that coat
Now that youve got your dream coat make sure you protect it vigilantly. For an ideal coat its best to keep your horse inside between the hours of 9am and 5pm as the bright direct rays of the sun can bleach your horses coat terribly. If this isnt possible keep your horse