LeMieux Flexible Rubber Curry Comb Grooming Brush
Description
LeMieux Rubber Curry Comb - Everyday Grooming Essential
The LeMieux Rubber Curry Comb is a flexible rubber grooming tool used in circular motions to lift dried mud, dust, scurf and loose hair from a horse's coat. It is best for owners who want a simple, hardworking first-stage brush for daily grooming, moulting season and muddy winter turnout.
Suitable for horses and ponies of all types, it also delivers a gentle massaging action over the muscled areas of the body, helping to loosen dirt and bring the natural oils through the coat before you finish with a body brush.
Key Features
- Flexible rubber construction that follows the contours of the horse
- Lifts dried mud, dust and loose hair to the surface of the coat
- Massaging circular action over neck, shoulders, barrel and quarters
- Ideal first step before a dandy brush or body brush
- Particularly useful during spring moulting and for hairy cobs and natives
- Simple to rinse clean and air dry between uses
- Part of the wider LeMieux grooming range
Specifications
| Brand | LeMieux |
|---|---|
| Product | Rubber Curry Comb |
| Material | Rubber |
| Primary Use | Mud and loose hair removal, massage, pre-brush grooming |
| Suitable For | Horses, ponies, cobs, warmbloods |
| Care | Rinse after use, air dry away from direct heat |
| Country of Origin | China |
How to Use
- Tie your horse safely and start on the near side at the neck.
- Hold the curry comb in your hand and work in small circular motions over the fleshy, muscled areas.
- Use lighter pressure, or switch to a softer brush, over bony areas such as the legs, face and hips.
- Tap out or brush off the collected hair and mud regularly as you go.
- Follow with a dandy brush or body brush to flick away the lifted dirt and finish the coat.
- Rinse the comb under water after grooming and leave it to air dry.
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FAQ
What is a rubber curry comb used for?
It is used in circular motions to lift dried mud, dust, scurf and loose hair from the coat, and to massage the skin before you finish grooming with a body brush.
Is it suitable for ponies as well as horses?
Yes. The comb suits horses, ponies, cobs and warmbloods, and is often used on hairy natives that carry a lot of mud in winter.
Can I use it on the legs and face?
Use it mainly on the muscled areas of the body. Over bony areas such as the legs, face and hips, use very light pressure or choose a softer brush instead.
Does it help with a moulting coat?
Yes. The rubber teeth are effective at bringing shedding hair to the surface during spring moulting, which makes it easier to brush away.
How do I clean the curry comb?
Tap out the hair as you groom, then rinse under water and leave it to air dry away from direct heat. Replace it if the rubber splits or wears thin.
Can it be used on a wet or muddy horse?
It works best on a dry coat, as dried mud lifts far more easily. Allow a wet horse to dry off first for the best results.
About LeMieux
LeMieux is a British equestrian brand known for coordinated saddlery, rugs, saddle pads and grooming products. Its kit is widely used on yards and at competitions throughout the UK.