Gold Label

Stable Health Care

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Gold Label stable and health care products cover the everyday jobs of keeping a horse clean, comfortable and cared for: antibacterial washes for cleaning minor cuts and grazes, sprays and powders to help keep small wounds clean while they heal, and skin-care creams and gels for itchy or irritated patches. This collection holds 25 Gold Label lines, with in-stock prices starting from £4.53 for the Gold Label Iodine Spray 250ml, and most first-aid basics under £10.

In a hurry? Here's the short version:

Which Gold Label product does which job?

Gold Label splits its stable care range by task, so the easiest way to shop is to start with the job in front of you:

The job Reach for In-stock price
Minor cuts and grazes Purple Spray / Iodine Spray from £4.60 / from £4.53
Antibacterial skin cleansing Triscrub Wash / Triscrub 5 Litre from £4.67 / £26.29
Drying and covering small nicks Veterinary Wound Powder (white) £6.22
Itchy, rubbed skin Itchgon Cream / Itchgon Powder £7.90 / £6.01
Soothing sensitive patches Aloe Vera Skin Gel from £5.82
Sheath cleaning Sheathwash 1 litre £6.88
Stable and yard hygiene Disinfectant Powder 2kg £13.36
Everyday washing Lavender Wash 500ml £5.59

What should be in a basic stable first-aid kit?

Most yards keep the same core: an antibacterial cleanser to wash the area, a spray to help keep it clean, and a powder or gel to protect it while it heals. From this range that's Triscrub Wash (from £4.67), Purple Spray (from £4.60) or Iodine Spray (from £4.53), and Veterinary Wound Powder (£6.22). Add Surgical Spirit (£5.05) and Germigel hand gel (£5.10) for your own hands and kit, and you're covered for the everyday scrapes that come with turnout and travel. These products are for minor knocks only — anything deep, near a joint or eye, or not settling within a day or two is a call to your vet, not a spray.

Purple spray or iodine spray — which one?

Both do the same basic job: an antibacterial spray for minor cuts and grazes. The practical difference is visibility. Purple Spray leaves a bright violet mark, so you can see at a glance which areas you've treated and check them each day. Iodine Spray uses povidone iodine, a long-standing antiseptic choice, and suits riders who prefer a traditional iodine approach. Many yards simply keep both — together they're under £10 in the smaller sizes.

What helps with itchy skin and rubbing?

Spring and summer bring midges, and with them the tail-rubbing and mane-scratching every owner recognises. The Itchgon Cream (£7.90) and Itchgon Powder (£6.01) are made to help soothe itchy, irritated skin and support your horse's comfort through the itchy months. For general sensitive or sore-looking patches, the Aloe Vera Skin Gel (from £5.82) is a gentle option. If skin is broken, weeping or getting worse, get a vet's opinion before layering products on it.

What about the stable itself?

Clean skin heals better in a clean environment. Gold Label Disinfectant Powder (2kg, £13.36) is a dry-application powder for stable floors and bedding areas — useful after a horse has been off-colour, between occupants, or as part of a regular deep-clean routine. Pair it with Lavender Wash (500ml, £5.59) for washing the horse and you cover both halves of stable hygiene.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Gold Label Purple Spray and Iodine Spray?

Both are antibacterial sprays for minor cuts and grazes. Purple Spray leaves a visible violet mark so you can easily see and monitor treated areas, while Iodine Spray uses povidone iodine, a traditional antiseptic. Purple Spray starts from £4.60 and Iodine Spray from £4.53, so many owners keep both in the first-aid kit.

What is Gold Label Triscrub used for?

Triscrub is an antibacterial skin cleanser used to wash and cleanse skin — for example before treating a minor graze, or for general cleansing where bacteria are a concern. It is currently stocked in the 5-litre size (£26.29), which suits yards that get through a lot. For a smaller bottle, the related Triscrub Wash starts from £4.67 for the 250ml.

Can I treat a wound myself or should I call the vet?

Stable first-aid products are for minor, surface-level cuts and grazes only. Call your vet for anything deep, bleeding heavily, near a joint, tendon or eye, showing signs of infection, or not improving within a day or two. When in doubt, ring the vet first — these products support good day-to-day care but are not a substitute for veterinary treatment.

What helps a horse with itchy skin in summer?

The Gold Label Itchgon range is made to help soothe itchy, irritated skin during midge season — Itchgon Cream is £7.90 and Itchgon Powder £6.01. Aloe Vera Skin Gel (from £5.82) is a gentle option for sensitive patches. If the skin is broken or the itching is severe, ask your vet about a management plan before it escalates.

How do I disinfect a stable between horses?

Muck out fully, brush the floor clean, then apply a stable disinfectant such as Gold Label Disinfectant Powder (2kg, £13.36) across the floor and bedding areas before re-bedding. A dry powder is convenient because there is no mixing and it can go straight down where damp tends to sit.

Do you deliver Gold Label products across the UK?

Yes — we deliver across the UK, with free delivery on orders over £50 and a 90-day returns window. If you are not sure which product fits the job, get in touch and our team will help you choose.

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Last reviewed 2026-07-19 by the Just Horse Riders team.