Quilt wraps can be a lifesaver.
Our Thoroughbred is still standing because we used a set of
quilted pillow wraps for his last trailer trip. On the way home, he somehow managed to
rear up in a friend’s trailer and catch his front hooves in the manger feeder.
He crouched on his haunches for several minutes, while two
accomplished horse handlers eased him down.
Thank God he's a long-time hunter-jumper mount and has super-strong haunches.
Had his legs not been wrapped, he probably would have broken
both of his forelimbs. That’s what the on-site equine veterinarian told us.
Whoa.
- Back On Track Pillow Leg Wraps (pair)
- Intrepid International Quilted Leg Wraps
- Weaver Equine Quilts Quilted Leg Wraps Set of 4
- Derby Originals White Quilted Horse Leg Wraps Set of 4
- Derby Originals Horse Leg Pillow Wrap with Quick Closure Set of 2
- Thornhill Horse Leg Pillow Wraps
- Centaur Pillow Wraps
The handiest pillow wraps for equines come with attached
Velcro (hook and loop) closure straps. Without these, they must be held on with
Standing Wraps / Stall Bandages, which can be a little tricky to apply,
particularly in colder weather.
Some folks find Bandage Rollers useful for rolling up standing wraps (as
well as polo wraps) for storage and future use.
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