Our BarnShowerPRO units are designed with the well-being of your horses and the convenience of the owner in mind. Keeping your horses healthy and comfortable, especially during the colder months, is of vital importance.

A horse's blood temperature typically stays between 99.5°F and 101.3°F, while the temperature of tap water can vary depending on location and time of year. In most regions, tap water is supplied at a temperature of about 50-59°F, which is considerably lower than your horse's body temperature. A cold bath can be unpleasant and cause shivering, which can be stressful for your animal and turn bath time into a negative experience. This need has driven us to focus on making sure every stable in the United States has a BarnShowerPRO.

Features

• 27 Gallons (100-Liter) Capacity: choose the size that best fits your stable's needs, whether for one or multiple horses.
• Durable Design: made with high-quality materials to withstand the general stable and farm environment.
• Easy Installation: they come equipped with all the necessary accessories to connect to standard American connections, which makes installation easy.
• Simple Operation: you only need to connect the accessories to your heater and screw it into your power source. Turn the dial to set the temperature to your needs, and you're all set.

Benefits

• Elevated Horse Welfare: the temperature of the water is a critical factor in equine care. Bathing with water at an inappropriate temperature can cause thermal shock. By providing water that stays close to the horse's body temperature, stress is reduced, circulation is promoted, and a deep cleaning of the coat and skin is facilitated without risk.

• Critical Emergency Preparedness: in an emergency, every second counts. Having instant access to warm water not only simplifies the cleaning of wounds but also makes it more effective. Veterinary studies suggest that using temperature-controlled water for the initial cleaning of lacerations can significantly reduce the risk of infection by more efficiently removing dirt and debris than cold water.

• Operational Efficiency in Winter: low temperatures slow down all stable tasks. Manually heating water or waiting for pipes to thaw are processes that consume valuable time and energy. By having hot water available instantly, you can reduce the time spent cleaning tools and troughs by up to 30%, which allows you to focus on animal care, training, or other tasks in the stable.

• Preventive Hygiene and Health: hygiene is the first line of defense against disease. Warm water not only cleans more effectively but also enhances the effect of disinfectants, helping to eliminate pathogens or organisms that thrive in cold, humid environments. Keeping drinking troughs, feeders, and grooming equipment impeccable is fundamental to preventing disease outbreaks and keeping your horses in optimal condition.