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Kentucky Horsewear Chest Protection

Kentucky Horsewear Chest Protection

£90.99
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Kentucky Horsewear Waterproof Bib 1Kentucky Horsewear Waterproof Bib

Kentucky Horsewear Waterproof Horse Bib

£45.99
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52114-03-F Kentucky Horsewear Winter Bib Navy

Kentucky Horsewear Horse Rug Bib

Price range: £31.99 through £39.99
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Horse Bibs

 

Horse bibs are one of those small purchases that make a significant difference for horses who suffer from rubbing at the chest and withers. The front closure and leg straps of a turnout rug or stable rug can cause friction sores over time, particularly on finer-skinned horses or those who move a lot at night. A bib sits between the rug and the horse’s chest, distributing pressure more evenly and protecting the skin underneath.

Every bib in this collection comes from Kentucky Horsewear, and the range covers the main scenarios you are likely to encounter. The waterproof bib is the practical choice for horses living out, with a soft artificial rabbit skin lining against the skin and a waterproof outer that holds up in wet conditions. For horses kept in the stable, the sheepskin and faux fur lined options provide a softer contact point and are both machine washable, which matters when you are dealing with sweaty or mucky necks through winter. The standard rug bib is available in both winter and summer versions, so it works across the full rug rotation rather than just the coldest months.

Bibs are compatible with any brand of rug and fit alongside the broader horse rugs range without any adjustment needed. For horses that also rub along the neck and shoulder, pairing a bib with a neck cover gives more complete coverage. If travelling is where the rubbing tends to occur, it is also worth looking at the transport and therapy section for leg protection, and using a fleece rug as an underlayer to reduce overall friction on the journey.