Kevin Bacon Fresh Clay Cooling Leg Clay for Horses
Description
Kevin Bacon Fresh Clay - Bentonite Leg Clay for Horses
Kevin Bacon Fresh Clay is a high quality bentonite clay applied externally to horses' legs, combining absorption, adsorption and astringency in one traditional formula. It is best for riders who want a simple, refreshing leg clay to use after schooling, hacking, lunging or competition days.
The clay is blended with energised water to enhance the delivery of the active ingredients it carries, plus aloe vera and eucalyptus. It suits horses and ponies of all types on livery, competition and private yards, and can be found alongside our other horse care essentials.
Key Features
- High quality bentonite clay giving a balance between absorption, adsorption and astringency
- Energised water which enhances the delivery of the active ingredients it carries
- Aloe vera which enhances rehydration and remineralisation
- Eucalyptus for a refreshing, astringent and anti-inflammatory effect
- Smooth, spreadable texture that works easily over tendons, cannon bones and fetlocks
- Suitable for horses, ponies, cobs and warmbloods in regular work
Specifications
| Brand | Kevin Bacon |
|---|---|
| Product name | Fresh Clay |
| Product type | Bentonite leg clay, external use |
| Key ingredients | Bentonite clay, energised water, aloe vera, eucalyptus |
| Main properties | Absorption, adsorption, astringency |
| Area of use | Legs |
| Suitable for | Horses and ponies |
How to Use
- Brush the legs clean and make sure the skin is dry before you start.
- Take a generous handful of clay from the tub with clean hands.
- Apply an even layer over the cannon bone, tendon area and fetlock, working in the direction of the coat.
- Leave the clay to dry, or cover with paper and bandages according to your usual yard routine.
- Wash off with warm water and a soft brush or sponge, then dry the legs thoroughly before reapplying.
- Reseal the tub after use and store away from direct sunlight and frost.
FAQ
What is Kevin Bacon Fresh Clay used for?
It is a bentonite clay applied to horses' legs as part of a routine care regime, typically after schooling, hacking, lunging or competition. It offers a balance of absorption, adsorption and astringency.
What is in it?
The formula is based on high quality bentonite clay with energised water, aloe vera, which enhances rehydration and remineralisation, and eucalyptus, which has a refreshing, astringent and anti-inflammatory effect.
Do I need to bandage over the clay?
No. You can leave the clay open to dry on the leg, or cover it with paper and bandages if that is your usual yard practice. Both approaches are common.
How do I remove it?
Wash the legs with warm water and a soft brush or sponge, then dry them thoroughly before the next application.
Can it be used on ponies and cobs?
Yes. It is suitable for horses and ponies of all types, including cobs and warmbloods, as it is applied by hand rather than sized.
Is it for external use only?
Yes. Fresh Clay is for external application to the legs only. Avoid broken skin, eyes and mucous membranes, and speak to your vet if you have concerns about heat, swelling or lameness.
About Kevin Bacon
Kevin Bacon is a long-established name in equestrian care, known across UK and European yards for traditional hoof, coat and leg care formulations made with straightforward, recognisable ingredients.