Cryochaps

Windgalls in horses is a term used to describe swelling found at the back of the fetlock. They are found on both front and hind legs but more commonly on […]

Ice hock boots for horses may increase the effectiveness of your horse’s cool-down routine. Furthermore, they can help reduce inflammation or pain after injury. The Cryochaps Absolute Wrap is designed […]

There are a number of ice and cooling boots for horses on the market, but what are the best ice boots for horses? Whilst of course we believe Cryochaps are […]

We often discuss the need to look after the tendons and other soft tissues in your horse’s lower legs. However, the collateral ligaments should not be ignored. These ligaments are […]

Icing has been found to help limit the initial symptoms of laminitis. This blog outlines how our ice hoof boots for horses can help limit the symptoms of laminitis and […]

During exercise, the tendons in a horse’s leg generate heat. This can lead to micro trauma. Fast or intense work can cause the soft tissues to heat up even more. […]

Find out why we recommend wetting the leg before applying our ice wrap boots for horses.

Cryochaps feature a neoprene compression sleeve and Velcro fastenings to help prevent slippage.

Preventing dressage horse injuries is key to keeping your dressage horse happy and healthy. Lateral work is an important element of a horse’s training, with leg-yield being introduced from BD […]

Icing should always be a priority when it comes to post workout leg care in horses. Our ice wrap boots for horses are designed to be taken to shows and […]

Does your horse get puffy pasterns? Find our more about the importance of the pasterns in our blog article.

The whole purpose of using ice boots or wraps is to drop the temperature of the legs quickly and efficiently. To do this contact between the wrap and the leg […]

The hocks are an important and complex part of the horse’s anatomy. Read more about how our cooling leg wraps can help your horse’s hocks after exercise or injury.

How much do you know about the hocks? Read our guide to equine hock anatomy to find out more about this complex structure.

Ever left a leg going cross-country? Or had your horse trip and go down on their knees? The horse’s knees can be prone to injury, either through accidents or wear and tear.