Muscle Cooler

·       Cooling relief for joints, tendons, and muscles

·       Supports recovery with fast relief

·       Can be used under bandages

·       For horse and rider

More about this product

·       Cavalor Muscle Cooler is a cooling gel that promotes recovery in the joints, tendons and muscles. The active ingredients in Cavalor Muscle Cooler support the cool-down and recovery phases by alleviating muscle pain and stiffness in both you and your horse. Cavalor Muscle Cooler's formula is a combination of several essential oils with specific properties, providing optimum support in the recovery phase.

·       This special blend of oils ensures a synergetic effect that cools, relaxes the muscles, and combats pain. An optimum cooling-down in combination with the use of Cavalor Muscle Cooler promotes faster recuperation and helps to prevent injuries so that the horse can get back to top performance faster.

Ingrediants

·       An optimum cooling-down in combination with the use of Cavalor Muscle Cooler promotes faster recuperation and helps to prevent injuries so that the horse can get back to top performance faster.

·       Cavalor Muscle Cooler’s formula is a combination of several essential oils with specific properties to provide optimum support in the recovery phase. This special blend of oils ensures a synergetic effect that cools, relaxes the muscles, and combats pain.

Advice

·       Apply Cavalor Muscle Cooler to the legs and the back to treat tendons and muscles. Massage a thin coat of Cavalor Muscle Cooler into the muscles after exercise. It is safe to bandage the leg after applying Cavalor Muscle Cooler.

·       Cavalor Muscle Cooler is not only for treating horses. A rider’s muscles and tendons also need care after exertion. Apply a thin coat of Cavalor Muscle Cooler and massage in after exercise to prevent stiffness the following day.

·       Warning: Do not use Cavalor Muscle Cooler on inflamed or bruised skin. For external use only.

Did you know?

·       Did you know that a healthy hoof expands and contracts when the horse is moving? The hoof's natural flexibility allows this to happen.

·       Large fluctuations in temperature and humidity from day to night, especially during the summer, make it difficult for hooves to retain their moisture. Too-dry hooves will become inflexible, resulting in crumbling hooves.

·       Too much moisture is also not good. Hooves consist primarily of keratin, the same substance in fingernails. They become soft when wet, losing their natural oils and becoming more susceptible to intruders. Cavalor PodoGuard provides a layer of antibacterial protection that keeps out moisture and microorganisms.