CRIB STOP FOR HORSES



6% OFFRRP $299.95
Cribbing Collar for Average Size Horses Schutz Dare
5% OFFRRP $179.95
Cribox 2.5kg

Cribox 2.5kg

$171.66

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12% OFFRRP $59.95
Hydrophane Cribox 450gm

Hydrophane Cribox 450gm

$53.00

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Joseph Lyddy Crib Stop Paste 400gm

Joseph Lyddy Crib Stop Paste 400gm

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$22.05

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4% OFFRRP $219.95
Miracle Collar for Weanlings & Ponies
4% OFFRRP $219.95
Miracle Collar Large For Warmbloods & Drafts

Miracle Collar Large For Warmbloods & Drafts

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$212.05

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4% OFFRRP $219.95
Miracle Collar Medium Average Horse

Miracle Collar Medium Average Horse

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$212.05

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Miracle Collar Synthetic Fleece Cover

Miracle Collar Synthetic Fleece Cover

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$45.11

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7% OFFRRP $24.95
Plastic Box Muzzle
Red Hot Spray 1L

Red Hot Spray 1L

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$50.21

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7% OFFRRP $29.95
Wind Sucking Collar

Wind Sucking Collar

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$27.85

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Deter your horse from chewing, biting and wind sucking. Windsucking is a potentially fatal condition that can lead to digestive problems, stomach ulcers and severe loss of health. Our windsucking collars work by applying gentle pressure to your horses throat when it tries to crib. Help your windsucking horse with our weather resistant, adjustable and strong leather collars. They are anatomically fitted to ensure they only apply pressure when your horse is cribbing - so you can leave them on with peace of mind! Our bitter, non-toxic deterrents are also proven to stop chewing!

Cribbing, also known as crib-biting or windsucking, is a compulsive behaviour seen by certain horses. The horse uses its incisor teeth to hold a solid item, such as a fence, stall door, or feed pail, then arches its neck while swallowing air. This is considered an unwanted habit and can have a detrimental impact on the horse's health as well as facility upkeep.
It's crucial to remember that cribbing behaviour can be difficult to completely eliminate, and management solutions may differ for each horse. It is suggested that you consult with a veterinarian or horse behaviour specialist for a full evaluation and personalised intervention strategy.