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Really lovely product has helped prevent my horse rubbing her tail this summer .
Great product
This stuff is absolutely lovely! A lot of sweet itch products i have used in the past have left my horse feeling all greasy and a bit gross, this stuff glides on so nice and no sticky residue at all and my pony is very happy! Thank you!!
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I absolutely love this product! If you think “it won’t work for my horse, there isn’t any mane left!” Well, you would be wrong! Whispa had rubbed out a massive chunk of her mane and after trying everything, it wouldn’t come back! Then we started using Mane Event, this stuff works! In only 2 weeks we’ve had about 5cm ish of hair growing back! This stuff is amazing and absolutely worth it! I 100% recommend!!
I have a horse that gets crumbly around his clenches and this product really helps to strengthen the hoof wall and protect it.
I love that you only need a small amount as a little goes a long way. It also smells amazing!!!
I’ve had great success using these products over the years, but the mane event especially has been very helpful in transforming my new horses mane which had been rubbed out really badly. Would definitely recommend.
I was recommended Mane Event after my mare had been rubbing her tail and had some hair loss, it’s absolutely brilliant and I really quickly saw results in hair growth and condition, it leaves her mane and tail lovely and shiny without heavy grease like other products.
The Mane Event is amazing. During the winter, her mane at the bottom of her neck disappeared - a few weeks of this and we now have something to plait! Hoping continued use through the winter months will stop us losing it again. The gel is super too - she had a bit of calloused skin and this cleared it completely. She loves the smell too - always sticks her nose in for a sniff!! A nice bald patch on a rubbed tail is now healthy and strong.
