The main purpose of these masks is to prevent your horse rubbing his eyes following an operation, injury or ulcer... The transparent version, in 100% UV-resistant PVC, makes it easier to check the eye (with the option of adding an adaptable fly mask).
Masks with metal shells maintain good air circulation while protecting against insects and rubbing during the healing process. You'll also find the Equivet mask, used by most equine clinics for post-operative care or to keep a sore eye in the dark during a uveitis attack.
Mask size | Head circumference |
XS - Shetland | 84 cm |
S - Pony | 90 cm |
M - Cob | 94 cm |
L - Full | 100 cm |
XL - XFull | 110 cm |
For these masks, the main measurement is that of your horse's forehead. To do this, add up 3 measurements:
Add these 3 measurements (A+B+C) to obtain the size of your horse's forehead.
IMPORTANT: do not measure directly from one eye to the other, as this will probably give a measurement that is too small.
Mask size | Forehead size |
XS - Shetland | 18-21 cm |
S - Pony | 22-28 cm |
M - Cob | 29-33 cm |
L - Full | 34-37 cm |
XL - XFull | 38-43 cm |
Size | A | B | C |
XS (large shetland) | 60 cm | 84 cm | 20 cm |
S (pony) | 70 cm | 96 cm | 23 cm |
M (cob) | 70 cm | 96 cm | 25.5 cm |
L (full) | 75 cm | 105 cm | 27 cm |
If your horse is between two sizes, we advise you to take the smaller size.
Mask size | Distance between eyes |
S - Pony | 18 cm |
M - Cob | 21 cm |
L - Full | 24 cm |
XL - XFull | 26 cm |