FOR INDOOR WEAR ONLY. IF WHINNY WARMERS® GET WET, THEY WILL FREEZE ON THE LEGS. THEY MUST BE DRY TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE WARMTH YOUR HORSE NEEDS. SEE LINED WHINNY WELLIES® IF YOUR HORSE LIVES OUTDOORS.
If you had painful arthritis or suffered from bad circulation would you be comfortable with bare-naked legs in the winter? Of course not and your horse doesn’t have to either.
Whinny Warmers® were invented as a simple solution to help our adopted geriatric mare suffering from arthritis handle the cold temperatures of winter. Even in North Florida, winter temperatures can drop into the low teens at night, making life miserable for old horses. Evie was often found standing as though frozen to the ground. Anyone with arthritis in hands or feet understands how soothing warmth can be for this condition. Warmth also promotes circulation in the limbs. Just like dancers’ leg warmers, Whinny Warmers, were created to pile as much sock on cold leg structures as possible, to keep muscles, tendons and ligaments comfortable by offering warmth, comfort and to help increase circulation. Whinny Warmers have also become useful to help keep legs warm prior to strenuous competition.
Visit the Whinny Warmers FAQ page for answers to many questions.
Whinny Warmers®, bring a whole new level of comfort, warmth and circulation therapy to horses challenged by circulation impairing conditions such as founder, laminitis, IR Cushings, Equine Metabolic Syndrome and the pain of arthritis.
It’s a proven fact that metabolically challenged horses often have difficulty adjusting to cold temperatures. This is an actual health hazard for horses that have experienced founder or chronic laminitis, as blood vessels in their legs and hooves are likely already damaged. This damage can worsen in cold weather, causing extreme pain and even laminitis.
Whinny Warmers® are well made. They are meant to last many winters and not expensive. Keep one pair dry and ready while the first pair is on. Protect Whinny Warmers by keeping them warm and dry while your horse is outdoors with our new Whinny Wellies®.
Products containing infrared yarn have no adverse effects as they work directly with the body to enable it to be more effective, and as such, can be used continually.
Just as the silver used in the Silver Whinnys® never washes or degrades, infrared yarn is also a remarkable yarn technology that will last and be strong for the life of the socks. Horse owners can also feel confident that the fiber is non-toxic and biologically benign, working with the body to help it do what comes naturally.
Draper Equine® provides Sox For Horses!™ with the magnificent infrared yarn fabric that we use to make our new infrared yarn lined Whinny Wellies®. This model of our bad weather leg gear offer the best of both worlds, a waterproof solution to offering for horses that live much of their life outdoors. Our socks and protective leg gear can improve the very quality of your horse’s life.
Learn More at Whinny Wellies®.
Sox For Horses, Inc. is proud to continue its Made in America mission.
See the FAQ page for Whinny Warmers® and learn how to use them to help your horse enjoy life more in the winter.
If you had painful arthritis or suffered from bad circulation would you be comfortable with bare-naked legs in the winter? Of course not and your horse doesn’t have to either.
Whinny Warmers® were invented as a simple solution to help our adopted geriatric mare suffering from arthritis handle the cold temperatures of winter. Even in North Florida, winter temperatures can drop into the low teens at night, making life miserable for old horses. Evie was often found standing as though frozen to the ground. Anyone with arthritis in hands or feet understands how soothing warmth can be for this condition. Warmth also promotes circulation in the limbs. Just like dancers’ leg warmers, Whinny Warmers, were created to pile as much sock on cold leg structures as possible, to keep muscles, tendons and ligaments comfortable by offering warmth, comfort and to help increase circulation. Whinny Warmers have also become useful to help keep legs warm prior to strenuous competition.Visit the Whinny Warmers FAQ page for answers to many questions.
Whinny Warmers®, bring a whole new level of comfort, warmth and circulation therapy to horses challenged by circulation impairing conditions such as founder, laminitis, IR Cushings, Equine Metabolic Syndrome and the pain of arthritis.
It’s a proven fact that metabolically challenged horses often have difficulty adjusting to cold temperatures. This is an actual health hazard for horses that have experienced founder or chronic laminitis, as blood vessels in their legs and hooves are likely already damaged. This damage can worsen in cold weather, causing extreme pain and even laminitis.
Whinny Warmers® are well made. They are meant to last many winters and not expensive. Keep one pair dry and ready while the first pair is on. Protect Whinny Warmers by keeping them warm and dry while your horse is outdoors with our new Whinny Wellies®.
Products containing infrared yarn have no adverse effects as they work directly with the body to enable it to be more effective, and as such, can be used continually.
Just as the silver used in the Silver Whinnys® never washes or degrades, infrared yarn is also a remarkable yarn technology that will last and be strong for the life of the socks. Horse owners can also feel confident that the fiber is non-toxic and biologically benign, working with the body to help it do what comes naturally.
Draper Equine® provides Sox For Horses!™ with the magnificent infrared yarn fabric that we use to make our new infrared yarn lined Whinny Wellies®. This model of our bad weather leg gear offer the best of both worlds, a waterproof solution to offering for horses that live much of their life outdoors. Our socks and protective leg gear can improve the very quality of your horse’s life.
Learn More at Whinny Wellies®.
Sox For Horses, Inc. is proud to continue its Made in America mission.
See the FAQ page for Whinny Warmers® and learn how to use them to help your horse enjoy life more in the winter.