Every horse already has an incredible built-in temperature control system. The Cool Heat Horse Rug supports that natural system by lifting the rug away from the coat, allowing the hair to continue insulating, breathing and drying naturally. It helps keep horses warm in cold conditions while remaining comfortable as temperatures change.
Cool Heat Horse Rug
Inspired by nature. Designed for horse comfort. Helping horses regulate their own body temperature naturally
$80.00
The Australian-designed Cool Heat Horse Rug works with your horse’s natural ability to regulate body temperature instead of replacing it. Its unique insulated supports create a protective air space above the coat, allowing natural airflow while helping moisture escape. Perfect for autumn, winter and spring, it protects your horse from wind chill and rain without relying on heavy doona-style filling.
Why It’s Different
Key Benefits
- One rug for autumn, winter and spring
- Supports natural thermoregulation
- Can be used on wet or sweaty horses
- Allows horses to dry naturally beneath the rug
- Helps reduce overheating associated with heavily filled rugs
- Protects from wind chill and rain while maintaining airflow
- Suitable for temperatures from approximately -10°C to 18°C
- Trusted by horse owners worldwide for over 20 years
Perfect For
- Wet horses after washing
- Sweaty horses after exercise
- Horses and ponies with thick winter coats, including PPID (Cushing’s)
- Everyday paddock use
- Keeping horses clean before competitions
- Snowy and variable climates
Key Features
- Patented Australian design
- Unique insulated support system
- Lifted construction encourages airflow
- Lightweight and breathable
- Matching neck rug available
- Easy-care design
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put it on a wet horse?
Yes. Scrape excess water from the coat before fitting. The lifted design allows the horse to continue drying naturally.
Is it only a winter rug?
No. It is designed for autumn, winter and spring.
Will my horse overheat?
The lifted construction maintains airflow to support natural temperature regulation.
How do I clean it?
Never machine wash. Wipe mud away with a damp cloth or allow mud to dry before brushing off.
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