FoamCare Equine Spray-On Shampoo with LuxShine

Bath day gets shorter when the shampoo goes on as a spray and foams as it hits the coat. Cover the whole horse in one pass, work it in, and rinse before your arms wear out. It is handy for a full bath before a show, and just as handy for spot cleaning certain areas such as legs or a dirty tail.

It is pH appropriate for equine skin, hypoallergenic, paraben free and plant based, with no chemical dyes. It conditions skin and coat as it cleans, so the coat dries looking conditioned and shows its shine.

Highlights

• Sprays on for even coverage over the whole horse
• Foams as it goes on, working into the coat
• Rinses faster than traditional equine shampoos
• Conditions skin and leaves a show-worthy shine
• pH appropriate, hypoallergenic and paraben free
• Plant based with no chemical dyes

Why choose a spray shampoo

A spray takes the bucket and the sponge out of bath day. On a big horse, even coverage in one pass is the difference between a quick wash and a long one, and foam that works into the coat means less scrubbing by hand. A spray is also the easiest way to spot clean a dirty tail or a set of legs between full baths.

Who it suits: show horses that need a clean coat on the morning of a class, trail horses that come home muddy, and anyone who wants bath day to go faster.

At a glance

How to use it

Work it into a wet coat, then rinse clean.

1. Wet your horse thoroughly with water.
2. Spray evenly over the horse and lather the shampoo into the coat.
3. Rinse thoroughly.
4. Store indoors and away from freezing temperatures. If it freezes, let it thaw and shake vigorously before use.

Good to know

• Spot clean legs or a dirty tail between full baths. The spray lets you target one area.
• Take the time to rinse the coat thoroughly before it dries.
• Keep the bottle indoors through the winter so it stays ready for the next bath.

About Vetericyn

Vetericyn has been innovating animal wellness products for owners and veterinarians since 2009.

Cautions

If product gets in the animal’s eyes, simply rinse well and flush with water to alleviate any chances of discomfort or irritation.

We do not recommend applying any shampoo directly to a wound or broken skin due to potential irritation.

Keep a bottle on hand for the next muddy ride or show-day bath.