Careful aiming of water allows for shampooing of the tail bottom in cold weather, although your hands may not love this. The winter months bring with them harsh weather conditions – This means our horse's tails are exposed to the weather and can easily end up dry, tangled, dirty, and damaged! Do you want a silky, smooth, and healthy tail on your horse this winter? If so, read on – We'll share with you our best tips. This helped with length, but I'd get some breakage at the top, and I don't think the payoff was worth it. Make sure to use a gentle shampoo without Sodium Lauryl & Sodium Laureth Sulphate (common ingredient in majority of horse shampoos on the market that is toxic to fish and wildlife) such as Squeaky Green & Clean. Plus, you'll learn what I do instead of daily tail combing and what the results have been.
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