Ice Horse Back Blanket
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Designed to tackle equine back problems particularly common in performance horses. Contoured design provides maximum coverage from the withers and shoulder blades, along the spine and over the Sacroiliac joint. Excellent for use in recovery after kissing spine surgery. The surcingle's design minimizes migration of the Back Blanket and keeps the cold compressed against the horse's back. Easy peel velcro makes application and removal simple. Back Blanket comes complete with reusable Cold Capsule Inserts.To Measure: Start where the wither meets the horse or pony's back. The blanket should cover the croup ( the high point of rump) for maximum effectiveness. If in doubt, order the longer model.
- Cold Capsule Inserts are reusable and stay cold for over two hours allowing maximum penetration of cold therapy to deep muscle and connective tissue.
- Anatomically correct design affords maximum contact for even thorough cooling
- Made from breathable non-neoprene material
- Available in 3 sizes
- Back Blanket Horse: 51 inches long Comes with ten 6" x 10" inch inserts
- Back Blanket Pony/Medium: 44 inches long Comes with fourteen 6" x 7" inserts
- Back Blanket Pony/Small: 32 inches long Comes with ten 6" x 7" inserts
- If heat is called for, use Deep Heat reusable inserts also from Ice Horse.
- Made in the U.S.A.
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Ice Horse Solution is Innovative and Affordable
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This works really well for horses with tight backs
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Ok but pricey for what it is
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