Leovet Shiny White Stain Eraser 550ml
Leovet Stain Eraser Spray – 550ml
Anyone who keeps a grey knows the problem: the horse lies in the one wet patch in the field, and by morning there is a yellow map across a shoulder that a body brush will not touch. Leovet’s Stain Eraser is sprayed straight onto the mark rather than over the whole horse, and it loosens the stain so it brushes or sponges out.
The active part of it is protein from moringa seed, which cleans and replenishes lipids at the same time rather than stripping the coat the way a detergent does. Leovet say that with regular use the moringa proteins keep new dirt and discolouration from settling for up to two days, which is the difference between plaiting up the night before and doing it at six in the morning.
<>Performance & Benefits
- Sprayed directly onto set stains — urine, manure, grass — rather than over the whole coat.
- Moringa seed proteins do the cleaning, and replenish lipids as they go, so the hair is not stripped.
- Leovet state that with regular use the effect keeps new dirt and discolouration off for up to two days.
- Restores whiteness and brings the shine back to a dulled patch.
- Plant-based formulation rather than a synthetic detergent.
- 550ml spray bottle, which lasts a long time on spot work.
Suitable For
- Greys, whites and horses with white legs, socks and blazes.
- Stable stains found the morning of a show, when there is no time for a full bath.
- Touching up between washes through the winter, when bathing a horse is not sensible.
- Manes and tails as well as coat, where a stain has set into white hair.
- Not a shampoo — a genuinely filthy horse needs washing first, with Leovet’s Stain Eraser Shampoo or another whitening shampoo, and this for what is left.
How to Use
- Brush the loose dirt off first; the spray works on the stain, not on the mud over it.
- Spray directly onto the stained area until it is wetted.
- Leave it a moment, then rub or brush the stain out.
- Repeat on a stain that has been there a while rather than scrubbing harder.
- Use it regularly on a horse that stains persistently — the two-day protective effect builds with repeated use.
Specification
- Stain remover spray for horses. 550ml.
- Made by leovet Dr. Jacoby. Their own English product name is Stain Eraser Spray; UK retailers, including this listing, commonly sell it as Shiny White Stain Eraser.
- Key ingredient: protein from moringa seed.
- Leovet publish no full ingredient list and no pH figure for this spray, so neither is given here.
- Leovet also make a Stain Eraser Shampoo and a Shiny White Curry Groom, which are different products.
Care & Caution
- Keep it out of the horse’s eyes, nostrils and mouth — spray onto a cloth for a stain on the face rather than spraying at the head.
- Do not use it on broken skin, a wound, a sore or a patch of mud fever.
- Try it on a small area first on a horse with sensitive skin.
- Leovet publish no competition withdrawal guidance for this product; if you compete under rules that test, check with your governing body before use.
- Keep out of reach of children and store the bottle upright with the nozzle closed.