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how do you 'encourage' the sheath out ? so to clean it?

and what have you forund best to clean it with ???

Update:

thanks again julie :)

Update 2:

LMAO Pikey....

Update 3:

Cheers Gallop

thanks for that!

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    KY jelly or excalibur are the best things to clean it with. To encourage it to drop, you can try gently tugging on it, cleaning it with warm water, or just sit and wait. A small amount of ace will also get a gelding to drop usually, but that's a last resort as it can cause him to have retraction problems.

  • 1 decade ago

    Well what I do, is administer just a small amount of ace. Works well, 5 minutes and they relax and drop. Then I use a soft cloth and warm water and for the beans that don't want to come out (which probably means you waited too long between cleanings) I just use vaselineine. GOOD LUCK!

  • gallop
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    K-Y jelly is the best product to use. It is water soluble and doesn''t have to be rinsed off. I'm posting a good article on how to clean the sheath for you to read.

    http://www.moniteausaddleclub.com/sheath_cleaning....

    Source(s): Registered Nurse and 57 years with horses
  • 1 decade ago

    Ah! I remember those days...

    ...geldings with MONSTER knob cheese. Big scabby chunks of it! Like he had dipped it in a packet of ready salted.

    Bleurgh!

    I'm so glad I don't show. I don't have to worry about those things any more!!

    But, yeah, KY!

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I Have Heard That KY Jelly Works Great. (weird i know).

  • 1 decade ago

    rub gently and whisper sweet nothings

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