Agri Health Double Sided Curry Comb for Horses
Description
Agri Health Double Sided Curry Comb - Two Grooming Tools in One
The Agri Health Double Sided Curry Comb is a wooden-handled metal curry comb with fine teeth on one side and coarse teeth on the other. It is designed for horse owners who need to lift dried mud, scurf and loose hair out of thick coats, and to clean body brushes between strokes.
Best for unclipped natives, cobs and any horse living out through the winter, this is a straightforward, hard-wearing grooming kit essential for everyday yard use.
Key Features
- Double sided head - fine teeth for finishing and coarse teeth for heavy mud and shedding hair
- Metal teeth that work through the thickest types of coat
- Strong wooden handle for a comfortable, secure grip when working over large muscle areas
- Brush cleaner - draw a body brush or dandy brush across the teeth to clear trapped hair
- Two tools in one - reduces the number of items you carry in the grooming box
- Suits horses, ponies and cobs on the yard, at home or at competitions
Specifications
| Brand | Agri Health |
|---|---|
| Product | Double sided curry comb |
| Handle | Wood |
| Teeth | Metal - fine one side, coarse the other |
| Use | Mud removal, de-shedding, brush cleaning |
| Suitable For | Horses, ponies, cobs |
| Country of Origin | Pakistan |
How to Use
- Tie your horse safely and start on the neck or shoulder, away from bony areas.
- Choose the coarse side for heavy caked mud and thick winter coats, or the fine side for lighter dirt and finishing.
- Work in short circular strokes over the muscled areas of the neck, shoulders, barrel and quarters, using light pressure.
- Follow with a dandy brush or body brush to sweep the lifted dirt and hair off the coat.
- Clean your brushes by drawing the bristles across the teeth of the comb, then tap the comb out to release the hair.
- Wipe the teeth dry after use and store the comb in a dry place to protect the wooden handle.
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FAQ
What is the difference between the two sides?
One side has fine teeth and the other has coarse teeth. The coarse side is better for breaking up thick caked mud and heavy winter coats, while the fine side suits lighter dirt and tidying up.
Can I use a metal curry comb directly on my horse?
Use it only on the large muscled areas such as the neck, shoulders, barrel and quarters, with light pressure. Avoid the face, mane, tail, legs and any bony or sensitive areas, where a rubber curry comb or soft brush is more appropriate.
Is it any good for shedding season?
Yes. The metal teeth lift loose hair out of the coat during a moult, which makes spring grooming quicker. Follow up with a dandy brush to remove the hair from the surface.
Can I use it to clean my brushes?
Yes. Drawing a body brush or dandy brush across the teeth pulls out trapped hair and scurf, which is one of the most common uses for a curry comb of this type.
Will it suit a pony as well as a horse?
Yes. It is a hand-held tool rather than a fitted item, so it works equally well on ponies, cobs and larger horses. Simply adjust the pressure to suit the animal's coat and skin sensitivity.
How do I look after it?
Knock out trapped hair after each use, wipe the metal teeth dry and store somewhere dry so the wooden handle does not swell or split. Replace the comb if any teeth become bent or sharp.
About Agri Health
Agri Health produce practical, no-nonsense equestrian and agricultural essentials for everyday use around the yard. The range focuses on simple, durable tools that do the job well and stand up to regular grooming routines.