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4-H(R) Nylon Halter with Snap Show your pride in 4-H(R) in the barn, the pasture or at the show with this durable, well-made, classically designed halter. Quality 2-ply nylon is fully overlaid with a soft nylon tape that has both 4-H(R) and the Clover Print and is finished with brass-plated hardware. For the horse, a single buckle crown, adjustable chin and throatlatch snap ensure a perfect fit. Note: With each halter purchase, $3 will be donated to 4-H(R) in support of their mission and equine programs. State Line Tack(R) is proud to support 4-H(R), a leader in equine education for youth across the nation. 4-H(R) horse programs provide young people with opportunities to improve sportsmanship, learn self-discipline, practice teamwork and develop self-confidence. At State Line Tack(R), we care about empowering youth and building a lifelong love of horses in a new generation. We also want to make riding affordable and accessible to all. With this partnership, we're excited to help 4-H(R)'ers jump to new heights and rise up to their potential. « Read less

4-H(R) Nylon Halter with Snap Show your pride in 4-H(R) in the barn, the pasture or at the show with this durable, well-made, classically designed halter. Quality 2-ply nylon is fully overlaid with a soft nylon tape that has both 4-H(R) and the Clove ...Read more »

3M ™ Vetrap ™ Bandaging Tape Vetrap ™ Bandaging Tape is a flexible and elastic bandage, which is strong and provides support and protection. Vetrap Bandage, the first name in the flexible wrap industry, has the reputation of being the most preferred self-adherent bandaging tape across the world. This Vetrap ™ Bandaging Tape is so flexible that when used properly with padding it will not cut-off circulation. It is extremely efficient to itself so no clips or fasteners are needed. Features: Lightweight, non-absorbent, cool and comfortable Provides support Adheres to itself Item Specifications: Size: 4" x 5 Yd « Read less

3M ™ Vetrap ™ Bandaging Tape Vetrap ™ Bandaging Tape is a flexible and elastic bandage, which is strong and provides support and protection. Vetrap Bandage, the first name in the flexible wrap industry, has the reputation of being the most preferred ...Read more »

Personalized Stall Plate by The Engraver Add a special touch to your barn with a personalized stall plate. The traditional 2" x 8" plate in heavy duty engraver's plastic has a beveled edge and allows for up to two lines of text in the color gold, It includes a gold colored metal slide-in-bracket and installs easily on a wall or barn door. Features: Heavy duty engraver's plastic plate to be personalized in gold lettering Includes metal slide-in bracket Includes two flat head screws for easy installation Made in the U.S.A. Item Specifications: Dimensions: 2" x 8" Colors: Dark Green Navy Black Walnut Care & Feeding of Your Personalized Stall Plate Courtesy of The Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized Stall Plate by The Engraver Add a special touch to your barn with a personalized stall plate. The traditional 2" x 8" plate in heavy duty engraver's plastic has a beveled edge and allows for up to two lines of text in the color gold, It ...Read more »

Personalized Stall Plate Metallic Look by The Engraver Add a special touch to your barn with a personalized stall plate. The traditional 2" x 8" plate in heavy-duty engraver's plastic has the look of metal in your choice of gold or silver. The plate has a beveled edge and allows for up to two lines of text in the color black, and includes a black metal slide-in-bracket for easy installation on a wall or barn door. Features: Heavy-duty engraver's plastic plate to be personalized in black lettering Includes black metal slide-in bracket Easy installation; includes two flat head screws Made in the U.S.A. « Read less

Personalized Stall Plate Metallic Look by The Engraver Add a special touch to your barn with a personalized stall plate. The traditional 2" x 8" plate in heavy-duty engraver's plastic has the look of metal in your choice of gold or silver. The plate ...Read more »

Personalized Leather Bracelet With ID Plate by The Engraver This beautifully crafted leather bracelet includes an ornamental plate that you can personalize with one line of text. The bracelet is one-size-fits-most, with five holes for an adjustable fit and a solid brass or nickel buckle, plus a satin brass or nickel plate lacquered for protection. Makes a wonderful keepsake or gift! Features: Leather bracelet includes plate to be personalized One size fits most Made in the USA Please note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. Item Specifications: Dimensions: Width of leather: 1/2" Overall length of leather only: approx. 93/4" Overall length of bracelet including buckle: approx. 101/4" Personalized plate size: 3/8"W x 21/2"L Care & Feeding of Your Personalized Leather Bracelet With ID Plate Courtesy of the Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized Leather Bracelet With ID Plate by The Engraver This beautifully crafted leather bracelet includes an ornamental plate that you can personalize with one line of text. The bracelet is one-size-fits-most, with five holes for an adjustable f ...Read more »

Ideal for sensitive horses, these fine mesh fly masks are lifted away from the face by a combination of reinforced darts and fleecy seam padding for enhanced comfort, stretchy at the poll for a close fit. FEATURES: Structured 3D eye visor. Secure fly proof mesh shield. Sun shade visor system. Contour comfort fit. Anti-rub binding tech. Easy care fabrics. Airstream ears. Quick fit secure straps. Durable for the field. Designed in the UK. Used by winners. 5 star fit. 70+% average UV blocking, reducing the risk of sunburn and sun bleaching. Minimum rating 60+% for mesh. Effectiveness may diminish over time. Test carried out in accordance to BS EN 13758-I-2002+AI:2006. Color: Green Size: Cob « Read less

Ideal for sensitive horses, these fine mesh fly masks are lifted away from the face by a combination of reinforced darts and fleecy seam padding for enhanced comfort, stretchy at the poll for a close fit. FEATURES: Structured 3D eye visor. Secure fly ...Read more »

4-H (R) Nylon Lead with Snap Step your best 4-H(R) foot forward while leading your horse or pony. Made of 2-ply nylon overlaid with a nylon tape that has both the 4-H(R) and the Clover print, it is available in 6' and 10' lengths and features a classic bolt snap plus a loop end. Also perfect for your favorite barn dog! Please Note: loop end should NOT be used while leading a horse or pony, for safety. It is perfect for use with dogs, or for lead storage. Note: With each lead purchase, $2 will be donated to 4-H(R) in support of their mission and equine programs. State Line Tack(R) is proud to support 4-H(R), a leader in equine education for youth across the nation. 4-H(R) horse programs provide young people with opportunities to improve sportsmanship, learn self-discipline, practice teamwork, and develop self-confidence. At State Line Tack(R), we care about empowering youth and building a lifelong love of horses in a new generation. We also want to make riding affordable and accessible to all. With this partnership, we're excited to help 4-H(R)'ers jump to new heights and rise up to their potential. « Read less

4-H (R) Nylon Lead with Snap Step your best 4-H(R) foot forward while leading your horse or pony. Made of 2-ply nylon overlaid with a nylon tape that has both the 4-H(R) and the Clover print, it is available in 6' and 10' lengths and features a class ...Read more »

Personalized Saddle Plate by The Engraver Personalize this 3/8"W x 2 1/2"L Ornamental plate with one line of engraved text. Great for your saddle, picture frames, or small boxes. The plate is lacquered for protection. Tacks are included for installation. See helpful hints at right from The Engraver on Metal Care. Note: not suitable for use on a halter or bridle. NOTE : Personalized items can take up to 28 days to deliver. Features: Ornamental plate includes one line of text Can be used on picture frames or small boxes Made in the U.S.A. 3/8" x 2 1/2" « Read less

Personalized Saddle Plate by The Engraver Personalize this 3/8"W x 2 1/2"L Ornamental plate with one line of engraved text. Great for your saddle, picture frames, or small boxes. The plate is lacquered for protection. Tacks are included for installat ...Read more »

Personalized Stitched Padded Leather Dog Collar The Personalized Stitched Padded Leather Dog Collar is a great combination of style and function. The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty while being functional at the same time. The contrasting colors compliment each other. You can personalize up to two lines of text, with 25 characters per line. A brass buckle closure makes it easy to get the perfect fit. Features: Made in the USA Beautifully crafted leather in contrasting colors Sturdy brass plate Brass buckle closure Item Specifications: Sizes: XSmall: 8-10"L x 1/2"W Small: 10-14"L x 5/8"W Medium: 14-18"L x 3/4"W Large: 17-21"L x 1"W XLarge: 20-24"L x 1"W Personalization Specifics: All sizes: Two lines of engraving, maximum of 25 characters per line. The plate will need to be bent slightly to conforms to the shape of the dogs neck; doing so will not cause the rivets to pop out. Note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. « Read less

Personalized Stitched Padded Leather Dog Collar The Personalized Stitched Padded Leather Dog Collar is a great combination of style and function. The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty while bei ...Read more »

4-H (R) Premium All-Purpose Embroidered Saddle Pad Your horse can wear this pad like a badge of 4-H(R) honor! Show your pride in 4-H(R) with this all-around English saddle pad. Made of diamond quilted cotton poly with a light poly-fill core, it features 4-H(R) Clover embroidery plus single-ply nylon girth straps overlaid with a nylon tape that has both the 4-H(R) and the Clover print. Measurements: Spine 23" Drop 19" Note: With each saddle pad purchase, $4 will be donated to 4-H(R) in support of their mission and equine programs. State Line Tack(R) is proud to support 4-H(R), a leader in equine education for youth across the nation. 4-H(R) horse programs provide young people with opportunities to improve sportsmanship, learn self-discipline, practice teamwork, and develop self-confidence. At State Line Tack(R), we care about empowering youth and building a lifelong love of horses in a new generation. We also want to make riding affordable and accessible to all. With this partnership, we're excited to help 4-H(R)'ers jump to new heights and rise up to their potential. « Read less

4-H (R) Premium All-Purpose Embroidered Saddle Pad Your horse can wear this pad like a badge of 4-H(R) honor! Show your pride in 4-H(R) with this all-around English saddle pad. Made of diamond quilted cotton poly with a light poly-fill core, it featu ...Read more »

Padded Leather ID Bracelet by The Engraver This beautifully crafted leather bracelet includes The Engraver's Ornamental Plate that you can personalize with one line of text. The bracelet is one-size-fits-most, with four holes for an adjustable fit, and the plate is lacquered for protection. Features: Leather bracelet includes plate that can be personalized Plate is lacquered for protection Brass or nickel hardware; see below One size fits most Made in the USA Please note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. Item Specifications: Brass hardware included on: Brown Leather/Brown Leather Pad Brown Leather/Metallic Gold Leather Pad Chestnut Leather/Brown Leather Pad Chestnut Leather/Green Leather Pad Chestnut Leather/Navy Leather Pad Chestnut Leather/ Teal Leather Pad Green Leather/Metallic Gold Leather Pad Red Leather/Sparkly Red Leather Pad Nickel hardware included on: Black Leather/Black Leather Pad Black Leather/Metallic Purple Leather Pad Black Leather/Metallic Silver Leather Pad Black Leather/Teal Leather Pad Navy Blue Leather/ Devon Blue Leather Pad Navy Blue Leather/Pink Leather Pad Navy Blue Leather/Sparkly Blue Leather Pad Item Dimensions: Width of leather at widest point: 3/4" Overall length of leather only: approx. 9 1/2" Overall length of bracelet including buckle: approx. 10" Personalized plate size: 3/8"W x 2 1/2"L Care & Feeding of Your Padded Leather ID Bracelet Courtesy of the Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brass. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Padded Leather ID Bracelet by The Engraver This beautifully crafted leather bracelet includes The Engraver's Ornamental Plate that you can personalize with one line of text. The bracelet is one-size-fits-most, with four holes for an adjustable fit, a ...Read more »

Animalintex Hoof Poltice Instant relief for sore muscles and joints. Stimulates circulation for long-lasting heat therapy. Helps reduce swelling and aids in pain relief. Sold in a 3-pack. For additional product information, please see clickable links listed under Downloadable Resources. « Read less

Animalintex Hoof Poltice Instant relief for sore muscles and joints. Stimulates circulation for long-lasting heat therapy. Helps reduce swelling and aids in pain relief. Sold in a 3-pack. For additional product information, please see clickable links ...Read more »

Personalized Leather Key Fob With ID Plate by The Engraver Carry your keys on a beautiful, rich, dark brown leather key fob that includes a personalized plate in heavyweight glossy brass, lacquered for protection, and a brass split ring. Features: Rich, dark brown leather key fob Glossy brass plate Personalization includes one line of text Made in the U.S.A. Item Specifications: Dimensions: Overall size of leather: 3/4"W x 33/4"L Personalized plate size: 1/2"W x 21/2"L Split ring diameter: approx. 11/4" Care & Feeding of Your Personalized Leather Key Fob With ID Plate Courtesy of The Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized Leather Key Fob With ID Plate by The Engraver Carry your keys on a beautiful, rich, dark brown leather key fob that includes a personalized plate in heavyweight glossy brass, lacquered for protection, and a brass split ring. Features: Ri ...Read more »

Personalized Round Halter/Bridle/Pet Tag by The Engraver This versatile round tag is available in your choice of heavy weight materials and can be engraved with up to three lines of text. It includes a small split ring for easy installation on a variety of equipment or belongings, and is lacquered for protection. See helpful hints at right from The Engraver on metal care. NOTE: Personalized items cannot be returned. Features: Heavy weight metal Includes split ring Easy installation Made in the USA Item Specifications: Materials: Satin Brass Satin Nickel Dimensions: Tag: 7/8" diameter Ring: approx. 5/8" diameter Personalization Details: 3 lines, 12 characters each line Care & Feeding of Your Personalized Round Halter/Bridle Tag Courtesy of The Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized Round Halter/Bridle/Pet Tag by The Engraver This versatile round tag is available in your choice of heavy weight materials and can be engraved with up to three lines of text. It includes a small split ring for easy installation on a vari ...Read more »

Personalized Mahogany Dog Leash With Brass Show off your dog's style, as well as your own! The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty of the mahogany color while being functional at the same time. You can personalize up to two lines of text, with 25 characters per line. A brass bolt snap makes it easy to attach to any collar. Features: Made in the USA Beautifully crafted leather Sturdy brass plate Brass bolt snap for easy attachment Item Specifications: Personalization Specifics: All sizes: Two lines of engraving, maximum of 25 characters per line. Note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. « Read less

Personalized Mahogany Dog Leash With Brass Show off your dog's style, as well as your own! The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty of the mahogany color while being functional at the same time. Y ...Read more »

Animalintex(R) Poultice Pad Animalintex(R) Poultice Pad is an aid for wound healing and the relief of minor stiffness and soreness caused by overexertion in horses. Features: May be used to help treatment of cuts, abscesses, wounds, inflammation, skin disorders and hoof conditions. May be used as a hot poultice to help boils, abscess, dirty and infected wounds, laminitis, cracked heels, seedy toe, thorns, and corns. May be used as a cold poultice to help strains, splints, bruises, sprains, and sore shins. Comes in an 8in x 16in pad that can be cut to needed size. For additional product information, please see clickable links listed under Downloadable Resources. « Read less

Animalintex(R) Poultice Pad Animalintex(R) Poultice Pad is an aid for wound healing and the relief of minor stiffness and soreness caused by overexertion in horses. Features: May be used to help treatment of cuts, abscesses, wounds, inflammation, ski ...Read more »

Personalized Mahogany Dog Collar With Brass Show off your dog's style! The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty of the mahogany color while being functional at the same time. You can personalize up to two lines of text, with 25 characters per line. A brass buckle closure makes it easy to get the perfect fit. Features: Made in the USA Beautifully crafted leather Sturdy brass plate Brass buckle closure Item Specifications: Sizes: Odd sizes available from 11" up to 25". Collar size is from the end of buckle to the the middle hole. If in doubt, order a size up and request for extra holes to be punched in the collar. Personalization Specifics: All sizes: Two lines of engraving, maximum of 25 characters per line. Note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. « Read less

Personalized Mahogany Dog Collar With Brass Show off your dog's style! The beautifully crafted leather is durable, and the ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty of the mahogany color while being functional at the same time. You can personalize u ...Read more »

3M Vetbond quickly and conveniently closes minor wounds, often eliminating the need for sutures and/or bandages. Strong bond, polymerizes in seconds. 3 ml bottle with four "reusable" applicator tips. Blue dye for easy-to-see drop application. Ideal for a variety of procedures. A must for every first aid kit. « Read less

3M Vetbond quickly and conveniently closes minor wounds, often eliminating the need for sutures and/or bandages. Strong bond, polymerizes in seconds. 3 ml bottle with four "reusable" applicator tips. Blue dye for easy-to-see drop application. Ideal f ...Read more »

Personalized Stitched Synthetic Dog Collar The Personalized Stitched Synthetic Dog Collar is a great combination of style and function. The beautifully crafted synthetic material has the look and durability of leather. The ornamental brass plate enhances the beauty while being functional at the same time. You can personalize up to two lines of text, with 25 characters per line. A brass buckle closure makes it easy to get the perfect fit. Features: Made in the USA Beautifully crafted synthetic material Sturdy brass plate Brass buckle closure Item Specifications: Sizes: Small: 10-14"L x 5/8"W Medium: 14-18"L x 3/4"W Large: 17-21"L x 1"W XLarge: 20-24"L x 1"W Personalization Specifics: All sizes: Two lines of engraving, maximum of 25 characters per line. Note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. « Read less

Personalized Stitched Synthetic Dog Collar The Personalized Stitched Synthetic Dog Collar is a great combination of style and function. The beautifully crafted synthetic material has the look and durability of leather. The ornamental brass plate enha ...Read more »

Personalized Green Hill Cordura Leather Tote Have you ever wanted that one bag you could throw everything into and not worry about it all falling through the bottom? That one bag you could use as a carry-all for your carry-on at the airport? A bag that can hold anything from your paddock boots to your laptop computer? This beautifully crafted, extra large Cordura and leather tote includes an ornamental plate that you can personalize with one line of text. The satin brass plate is lacquered for protection. The top of the bag closes with a zipper closure. It has a large, open outer pocket, one large inner pocket that closes with a zipper, two smaller pockets that close with Velcro, and a clip near the top on the inside for your keys. The padded handles on the bag are large enough to slide over your shoulder. It makes a wonderful keepsake or the perfect gift! Features: Tote includes plate to be personalized Short non detachable handle (side rings are for decor; there is not a cross body strap) One size Made in the U.S.A Please note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. Item Specifications: Dimensions: 16" tall, 14" wide, 7" deep Care Courtesy of The Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized Green Hill Cordura Leather Tote Have you ever wanted that one bag you could throw everything into and not worry about it all falling through the bottom? That one bag you could use as a carry-all for your carry-on at the airport? A bag th ...Read more »

Personalized 7/8in Round Aluminum Tag by The Engraver This versatile round aluminum tag is available in your choice of stylish colors and can be engraved with up to three lines of text. It includes a small split ring for easy installation on a variety of equipment or belongings, and is lacquered for protection. See helpful hints at right from The Engraver on metal care. Features: Light weight aluminum Includes split ring Easy installation Made in the USA Please note: This item requires personalization. Personalized items cannot be returned. Item Specifications: Dimensions: Tag: 7/8" diameter Ring: approx. 5/8" diameter Personalization Details: 3 Lines, 12 characters each line Care & Feeding of Your Personalized Item Courtesy of The Engraver Like all lacquered metals, brass (and nickel) must be maintained to continue looking like new. Just like your car, the lacquer will discolor and corrode if you don't wash and wax it. Since brass is such a soft metal, it can start to deteriorate very quickly depending upon where you are, sometimes within forty-eight hours. Maintaining your nameplates, however, is relatively simple. First and foremost, keep all corrosives off your nameplates. Corrosives include, but are not limited to: sweat, saliva, salt, insecticides, soap, dirt, and all the interesting chemicals people insist on putting on leather equipment. And never, ever use an abrasive cleaner or polish on a lacquered brass surface. These include household cleaners like Comet and metal polishes like Brasso. Here's something that some people don't want you to hear - there are only three things you need to maintain any type of leather: glycerine saddle soap, oil, and wax. That's all you need, and all that should be used. Wood cleaners, multi-purpose cleaners and solvents should never be used on leather. "Proper" care of leather would be to clean it with saddle soap after every use, oil it once a week, and polish it several times a year. We all do that, don't we? At the very least, you should clean your leather when it gets dirty and oil it a few times each year. Polishing leather seems to be reserved only for riding boots and fine harnesses these days. No matter what you do, however, you can't leave any of these materials on your nameplates - they will corrode and discolor the lacquer. We can tell you what type of cleaner you've been using just by what color the lacquer has turned. So, after you have cleaned and conditioned your leather, and wiped residue off your plates, what do you do? You wipe off your brass plates with either dish soap and car wash, then you wax it. Use non-abrasive automotive wax, the same type you use on your car. It doesn't matter what type you use, but the better wax you get, the better it works. You can also use a neutral leather shoe polish. Apply it every time you clean your leather, or at least four times a year. Most of all, keep your plates dry. Nothing will destroy a lacquered brass finish like any type of liquid left standing on the surface, including water. When you receive your nameplates, they are not waxed. That should be one of the first things you do. Just as with your car, if you live in an area where there is high salt or pollution content in the air, you will have to clean and wax your plates more often. A little time and effort will keep your nameplates looking new for a long time. « Read less

Personalized 7/8in Round Aluminum Tag by The Engraver This versatile round aluminum tag is available in your choice of stylish colors and can be engraved with up to three lines of text. It includes a small split ring for easy installation on a variet ...Read more »