Using Horse Jelly Scrubbers

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Summary: Jelly scrubbers are a great grooming tool for the horse's face. Learn how to use a jelly scrubber on horses in this free pet care video from a certified equine massage practitioner.

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Judith Falk Judith Falk is a certified Equine Sports Massage Practitioner from Lincoln, VT, and the owner of Second Wind Equine Sports Massage. She first became intereste... read more

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Using Horse Jelly Scrubbers

And here we have again the Jelly scrubber with the knobs on one side and the nice little teeth on the other side. He likes this a lot on his face. Just hold their head steady so they can't flip around. Some horses will actually lean right into it when you're doing it. They'll move their head around to get the most out of it. You can do the forehead, side to side over their eyes. Right below their ears, alongside their nose. This is also really useful for doing, along with their cheek bones, for doing underneath their chin in between their cheek bones. Unclip the side of the halter, so that you have better access to it and get right in there. It's nice in the summer time if you have a lot of flies around. Horses can get really really itchy in there and just kind of scrub in there with the soft side of it. Do the cheek bones and you're all set.