Leovet No Rub

Leovet No RubLeovet No Rub Anti Rub & Skin Protection Spray for Horses & Ponies Overview Leovet No Rub is a protective spray formulated to help prevent rubbing sores, skin irritation and rub marks particularly useful under rugs, tack, boots or during grooming. It helps keep the skin healthy, reduces friction and protects sensitive areas when horses are wearing gear or spending time in stable field environments. Key Benefits Prevents rubbing and skin irritation

Leovet No Rub — Anti-Rub & Skin Protection Spray for Horses & Ponies

🧴 Overview

Leovet No Rub is a protective spray formulated to help prevent rubbing sores, skin irritation and rub marks — particularly useful under rugs, tack, boots or during grooming. It helps keep the skin healthy, reduces friction and protects sensitive areas when horses are wearing gear or spending time in stable/field environments.

✅ Key Benefits

• 🛡️ Prevents rubbing and skin irritation — ideal for horses that rub under rugs, tack or stable gear.

• 🌿 Skin-friendly and protective barrier — forms a protective layer on skin to minimise friction and irritation.

• 🐎 Suitable for use under rugs, boots, tack or turnout gear — helps protect legs, girth area or body from chafing.

• 💧 Helps maintain coat & skin condition — reduces hair breakage, rub marks and keeps skin clean and protected.

• ✅ Easy application — spray on clean, dry skin before rugging or tacking up.

📋 Typical Usage & Care Instructions

• Apply on clean, dry skin or coat in areas prone to rubbing (legs, girth, saddle area, under rugs or boots).

• Use before applying rugs, turnout gear or boots — allow spray to dry lightly before dressing.

• Re-apply regularly especially in wet or muddy conditions, or when using rugs/booting frequently.

• Monitor treated areas — if swelling or irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a vet if needed.

• Store in a cool, dry place, tightly capped when not in use.

📈 Ideal For

• Horses/ponies that rub under rugs, boots or tack

• Animals with sensitive skin or prone to irritation

• Owners wanting to prevent rub sores and skin damage, especially when using lots of gear or turnout

• Horses in work, during travel, or mixed turnout/stable regimes facing friction risks