What are the Benefits for The Horse?

Unequalled Equine Comfort

• StableComfort provides unsurpassed horse comfort through a resilient stall surface matching natural turf. Horses stabled on StableComfort are encouraged to lie down more & rest more often and for longer periods of time.
• StableComfort provides remedial, therapeutic flooring for your horse while standing and a comfortable, even surface while lying down decreasing the injury rehabilitation schedule and aiding in loosening stiff joints.
• StableComfort provides insulation from the cold and a barrier to dampness from concrete floors. The equine performance industry reports less leg fatigue and a reduction in tissue fluid accumulation with StableComfort?

Non-Slip

• StableComfort provides a non-slip surface, enabling ease of lying down and rising. In fact many veterinary facilities are taking advantage of this benefit in their post-anaesthetic stalls.

Air Quality

• StableComfort is equivalent to a minimum of four inches of bedding. Research from the Equine Research Centre in Guelph, Ontario has found that using a fraction of the bedding with the StableComfort system improves stable air quality without sacrificing horse comfort. Less bedding means less dust!

Joints and Sores

• Thanks to StableComfort's non-slip properties and horse friendly surface, hock sores are dramatically reduced and even completely eliminated. The supportive yet forgiving characteristics of StableComfort have produced proven results in animals with joint problems. Proven results are seen from older, arthritic, lame and injured horses.

Foaling

Labor

• Cut clean-out time in half, less bedding means less work and lower costs!
• StableComfort's wall-to-wall installation means dirty bedding stays on top where it can be easily removed.

Waste Disposal

• In many areas disposing of your soiled bedding is becoming very costly. StableComfort can reduce your manure pile up to 2/3 thereby putting more money in your pocket.

Stall Maintenance

• Because StableComfort covers the entire floor, horses can't get at the base to dig, thereby drastically reducing stall maintenance.