Weatherby Equine
Total Groom · Mane, tail, coat & skin
One organic spray
for every inch
of your horse.
Seven certified-organic oils, pH balanced and blended to open the hair follicle so they absorb into the skin — where hair actually begins. Fourteen months in the making. It replaces six bottles on your shelf.
Certified organic · No GMOs · No chemicals · pH balanced · Cruelty free · Made in the USA
$29.95 · 32 oz · 465 in stock
Everything on your grooming shelf, in one bottle.
Seven organic oils, pH balanced and blended to open the hair follicle so they absorb into the skin — where hair actually begins. Hair grows back thicker. Itchy, scurfy skin settles. Scrapes close faster. And the six bottles on your shelf become one.
✓ Regrows rubbed manes, thin tails and damaged feathers
✓ Calms itching, flaking, scurf and rain-rot-prone skin
✓ Detangles and shines with no sticky, oily residue
✓ Certified organic — no GMOs, no chemicals, cruelty free
Made in the USA · Ships from our barn office · Questions answered by the people who formulated it
14
MONTHS OF FORMULATION
7
ORGANIC OILS, ONE BOTTLE
100%
ORGANIC, PH BALANCED
0
CHEMICALS OR GMOS
The proof is on the horse
You will see the difference in about four weeks.
Not a new coat — the same horse, sprayed daily. Rubbed manes fill in. Broken tails stop breaking. Dry, flaking skin quiets down and the hair that comes back comes back stronger.
Mane and tail, before and after regular use
Coat and skin condition, same horse
A mare with rain rot and dry, flaky skin — one month later, per her owner’s Amazon review
What it does
Six jobs, one bottle.
Detangler, conditioner, coat shine, skin treatment, hair-growth support, sun and bug defence. Open any one to see how Total Groom handles it — and what to expect, week by week.
Mane and tail growth, from the follicle up
Most sprays coat the hair you already have. This one is blended to expand the hair follicle so the oils carry into the skin, where growth actually starts. Jojoba mimics the skin’s own sebum and seals moisture into the follicle; grape seed oil delivers vitamin E and fatty acids without weighing hair down. Rubbed-out mane tops and thin, broken tails fill back in instead of breaking off at the same length year after year.
Itchy, flaking, scurfy skin — settled
Tea tree and eucalyptus are the classic cleansing, cooling oils for irritated skin; lemongrass tones and deodorises. Together they take the heat out of the itch while jojoba and coconut restore the moisture barrier that scratching and harsh shampoos strip away. Horses stop rubbing — which is half of any hair-growth problem solved.
Feathers, fetlocks and rain-rot-prone skin
Total Groom was formulated for a Friesian — the hardest hair on earth to keep. Feather is thick, holds wet and hides trouble underneath. Spray to the skin, work through with your fingers, and the oils get down where the scurf sits. Owners of drafts, Gypsy Vanners, Friesians and pastured Quarter Horses use it exactly this way through mud season.
Scrapes, kick wounds and healing hair
The same oils that condition hair are the ones horsemen have reached for on scrapes for generations: clean, non-stinging, moisture-holding. Customers report using it on kick wounds and rubs and seeing hair return over the spot rather than a bare scar. It is a grooming and skin-care spray, not a medicine — anything deep, hot or infected is still a call to your vet.
Detangle, shine, and no more breakage
Fractionated coconut oil gives lasting slip so a comb slides instead of snapping hair, and grape seed oil finishes with shine rather than grease. Because it is properly emulsified and pH balanced, it does not leave the sticky silicone film that attracts dirt and makes tomorrow’s tangles worse. Spray, comb, tack up.
Sun, sweat and summer bug pressure
Sun bleaches and dries hair; sweat and fly-spray chemicals do the rest. Total Groom works over time to protect against that damage, and eucalyptus, tea tree and lemongrass are the oils bugs like least — so a daily grooming spray does quiet double duty in the paddock.
Every ingredient, and why it is in there
Eight ingredients. Nothing you need a chemistry degree to read.
Organic Grape Seed Oil
Light, fast-absorbing, high in linoleic acid and vitamin E. Conditions and adds shine without a greasy film.
Organic Jojoba Oil
A liquid wax nearly identical to skin’s own sebum, so it absorbs into the follicle, balances oil and holds moisture where hair is made.
Organic Tea Tree Oil
The classic cleansing oil for flaky, irritated, scurfy skin. Keeps the skin surface clean so hair can come back through it.
Organic Eucalyptus Oil
Cooling and soothing on hot, itchy skin; the aromatic note bugs would rather avoid.
Organic Lemongrass Oil
Tones and deodorises, cuts through sweat and stable smell, and is a long-standing natural insect deterrent.
Organic Fractionated Coconut Oil
Featherweight carrier oil with lasting slip — the detangling in the bottle. Non-staining, never solid in the cold.
Deionized Water
Purified, mineral-free base — no hard-water deposits dulling the coat you just cleaned.
Polysorbate 20
The one gentle emulsifier, and the reason this works: it disperses the oils evenly through the water so every spray delivers the full blend instead of separating in the bottle.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC · NO GMOS · NO CHEMICALS · PH BALANCED · CRUELTY FREE
How to use it
Thirty seconds before you tack up.
1 Shake, then spray to the skin. Mane crest, tail bone, coat, feathers — aim at skin, not just hair. That is where it works.
2 Work it in with your fingers. Ten seconds through the crest and dock, then comb or brush through — tangles let go on their own.
3 Repeat daily, and be patient for four weeks. Shine shows up the first day. New hair takes a growth cycle — and then you cannot un-see it.
What owners say
“Total groom has made him feel like a new horse in the short time I’ve been using it.”
— Jennifer, verified Amazon review, five stars
★★★★★
A vet-resistant skin problem, solved
A Friesian owner came to Total Groom after itchy mane, feather trouble and dry skin that nothing from the vet had touched. She now uses it on both Friesians and her Quarter Horses, and reports a “HUGE difference in their hair growth/skin quality” — plus a bad kick wound that healed, she says, in half the time.
Jennifer · Amazon, October 2023
★★★★★
Rain rot and flaky skin, one month
A mare with rain rot and dry, flaking skin, photographed before and after roughly a month of use. Her owner’s verdict: “Her coat now is amazing from this spray and I highly recommend it.”
SMT · Morristown, AZ · Amazon, December 2023
★★★★★
Why it exists at all
CJ Weatherby had decades with horses and a first Friesian whose mane, tail and feather no single product could keep. Fourteen months of formulating later, Total Groom did all of it — and the friends who saw the results kept coming back for more.
Weatherby Equine · the founders’ story
Before you buy
Straight answers.
How often should I use it?
Daily is ideal — it is a grooming spray, not a treatment course. For a skin or hair problem you are actively fixing, spray to the skin every day until the hair is back, then keep it in the daily routine.
Will it leave hair oily or slippery under tack?
No. The oils are light, properly emulsified and absorb rather than sit on top — that is the point of the pH-balanced water base. It was made to be used before tack up.
Is it safe on sensitive horses and pink skin?
It is 100% organic, pH balanced and chemical free, which is exactly why owners of sensitive horses switch to it. As with any new product, spot-test a small area first, keep it out of eyes, and check with your vet for horses under treatment.
Does it replace my fly spray?
It is not sold as an insecticide, but tea tree, eucalyptus and lemongrass are oils bugs dislike, so many owners find they reach for chemical fly spray far less in the paddock.
How long does a bottle last?
On one horse in daily use, most owners get a month or more — longer if you are treating mane and tail only. Multi-horse barns take the case pack of twelve and save $86.80.
Can I use it on wounds?
Customers use it on scrapes, rubs and closing wounds and report hair coming back over the spot. It remains a grooming and skin-care product, not a veterinary medicine — deep, hot, bleeding or infected wounds go to your vet first.
Every horse deserves to look and feel their best.
One bottle replaces the detangler, the conditioner, the shine spray and the skin treatment on your shelf — for $29.95. Start today and you will be looking at new hair by next month.
465 in stock · Certified organic, no GMOs, cruelty free · Made by horse people in the USA