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Daily Bonding Brushes by Equine Balanced Support

Equine Balanced Support makes feeding your horse as easy as loving them

Need antimicrobial grooming brushes from a feed-label-decoding nutrition company?

Reviewed by Ann Pruitt, InfoHorse.com · Updated June 2026
KBF99 antimicrobial dandy brush for horses by Equine Balanced Support
KBF99 antimicrobial dandy brush for horses by Equine Balanced Support

Equine Balanced Support makes feeding your horse as easy as loving them. Because every horse is unique, we offer everything from easy-to-use tools that decode the fine print of feed labels to personalized nutrition plans. Need help finding the best feed, top-quality hay, or a treat that's all goodness and no junk?

Daily Bonding Brushes Antimicrobial properties built into the brush itself so that you can use safely with multiple horses

About Equine Balanced Support (EBS)

Empowering Horse Owners with Research-Backed Nutrition Since 2006!

Equine Balanced Support makes feeding your horse as easy as loving them. Because every horse is unique, we offer everything from easy-to-use tools that decode the fine print of feed labels to personalized nutrition plans. Need help finding the best feed, top-quality hay, or a treat that’s all goodness and no junk? We’ve got you covered. Nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated—let us help you create a balanced diet, so your horse can thrive!

At Equine Balanced Support (EBS), we are dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of horses and small animals through sustainable, research-backed products and education. Founded in 2006 by Elizabeth King, an accomplished dressage professional, and Emily Thompson Smith, a pioneering journalist and equestrian, EBS began as a local equine supplement provider. In 2020, Emily retired from her role in EBS, and Sam DenDanto, an innovator in sustainable technology and mechanical design, became a partner. Sam’s expertise in mechatronic product development helped propel EBS into a new era, integrating cutting-edge solutions into equine health and nutrition. This unique convergence of expertise defines our mission to provide species-appropriate, proactive care for horses and small animals.

Worried About Skin Issues When Grooming Multiple Horses With One Brush?

It’s a real concern. Not every horse has healthy skin. If you run a training stable, trail ride operation, or horse school, you know how important it is to give each horse their own set of brushes (so you don’t spread unhealthy microbes from one horse to another). But that is not only impractical; it is also not possible in large operations. Wouldn’t you like to have ONE set of brushes that would be safe for ALL the horses in your care? Well, Equine Balanced Support has made that possible with their Antimicrobial Daily Bonding Brushes!

Do These Brushes Really Discourage Skin Infections- Like Rainrot etc?

Yes, they are made from KBF99 antimicrobial material, which has been laboratory-tested by Coventry University using standardized antimicrobial testing methods. These tests showed that KBF99 material reduced bacterial levels by over 99% under controlled laboratory conditions. The antimicrobial properties are built into the brush fibers themselves. They are designed to help reduce microbial buildup on the brush and the coat, supporting cleaner grooming practices when used regularly as part of normal horse care. The Daily Bonding Brushes are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose or treat skin disease.

How Do I Know If MY Horse Can Benefit?

Even if your horse has healthy skin (and we hope they do!), any horse can benefit from clean, well-maintained grooming tools. These brushes are designed for everyday use and help support normal hygiene practices as part of routine care. The KBF99 brushes offer the added benefit of being antimicrobial, killing 99.9% of fungus, bacteria, and viruses in just 3 strokes, reducing the occurrence of common skin conditions. Grooming time is also time to bond with your horse. Helping them feel clean and comfortable is an important part of the bonding process.

Clean Tools Are Important In Grooming!

Any horse that is groomed regularly can benefit from clean, well-maintained grooming tools. Horses that live in humid environments or are exposed to shared grooming equipment may especially benefit from brushes designed to help limit microbial buildup on the brushes themselves. These brushes are intended to support normal hygiene practices as part of everyday grooming and care.

Can The Hoof Brush Help Discourage Thrush If Used Regularly?

Yes, the KBF99 Brushes (Daily Bonding Brush) will help manage bacteria and fungus when used regularly. Maintaining clean grooming tools and consistent hygiene practices is an important part of overall hoof and skin care. By helping limit microbial accumulation on the brush itself, the Daily Bonding Brushes can support cleaner grooming routines when used appropriately and cleaned regularly - with soap and water, NOT bleach. These brushes are not intended to treat thrush or replace veterinary care.

Can I Wash The Brush?

Yes. The brushes can be washed with soap and water (no bleach) according to care instructions to maintain cleanliness and longevity. This will not hurt its antimicrobial properties! The Daily Bonding Brushes were designed to be actively used for years and years!

How Long Does The Antibacterial Benefit Typically Last?

The antimicrobial properties of KB F99 are built into the brush material and designed to remain effective throughout the brush's normal lifespan. Regular cleaning with soap and water, NOT bleach, is still recommended to remove dirt, debris, and organic material.

Technical Explanation To Help You Understand WHY It Works!

KBF99 antimicrobial material works through a physical and electrostatic mechanism. The brush fibers contain microscopic structures that disrupt microbes on contact, while the material’s surface properties attract and neutralize bacteria and fungi.

Note: This approach does not rely on chemical coatings and is designed to remain effective over time during routine grooming.

What Is The Cost Of These Brushes?

There is a complete lineup of brushes, from the Dandy Brush to the Hoof Brush to the Face Brush, and even the Bucket Brushes. These brushes, with good care, will last the lifetime of your horse! Honestly, the better question is “What is the cost if I DON’T have the antimicrobial Bonding Brushes?”… they are just that good, and the benefits are fantastic! Cost ranges from $15 - $33 (remember these brushes will last and last, and they are extremely well made). Ordering The Bonding Brushes is so easy— and affordable!

What If I Want To Bundle The Brushes So I Have ALL of Them?

That is a Great idea! Bundling the brushes will save you money and will include a pack of their famous Grazers Metabolic Treats (or treats for any horse). The Complete bundle is only $124.99

What Does InfoHorse Say About The DAILY BONDING BRUSHES?

“ We have several horses here at InfoHorse as all of us are active horse owners. We have tried many brushes, so we really did not expect to be ‘blown away’ by The Daily Bonding Brushes— but we were! The Quality of these brushes is immediately apparent and, though all our staff members are different sizes, these brushes seem to uniquely fit each of our hands very comfortably. Knowing that they are Antimicrobial, is a Huge benefit as 2 of our horses here are prone to scratches and 1 to rain rot- though she is manageable with careful supplementation— so knowing we can Safely use these wonderfully made brushes with multiple horses— is a huge plus. We are proud to give these brushes 5 stars!” — Ann Pruitt- Director ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Every Horse Can Benefit From The Daily Bonding Brushes- Order Today!

We think all horses— and their owners— deserve these extremely well-made, durable, antimicrobial brushes. As soon as you see them in person, the quality is apparent, but wait until you try it on your horses! Equine Balanced Support is an exclusive USA dealer! Don’t wait, order today!



KBF99 antimicrobial dandy brush for horses by Equine Balanced Support
KBF99 antimicrobial dandy brush for horses by Equine Balanced Support

What are the Daily Bonding Brushes?

The Daily Bonding Brushes are Equine Balanced Support's line of KBF99 antimicrobial grooming tools, sold individually or assembled through the "Build a Daily Bonding Kit" option. The build-a-kit lets you hand-pick the KBF99 brushes your routine actually needs, with kit pricing starting from $14.99 (regular value $137.62 for a full set). The idea is simple: turn everyday grooming into bonding time while keeping bacteria, fungi, and mud out of your horse's coat.

Blue KBF99 dandy grooming brush with gray synthetic antibacterial bristles
Blue KBF99 dandy grooming brush with gray synthetic antibacterial bristles

Who makes them and why?

Equine Balanced Support (EBS) was founded in 2006 and built on the belief that caring for a horse should be "as easy as loving them." The company curates research-backed products and free education tools, and its mission is to "craft a healthier, more compassionate world for horses and small animals." The brush line sits alongside their forage-based Grazers treats, Daily Natural Vitamin E, and Hydra-Heal wound care, all chosen to support proactive, species-appropriate care.

Black KBF99 antimicrobial body brush for everyday horse grooming
Black KBF99 antimicrobial body brush for everyday horse grooming

What is KBF99 antimicrobial technology?

KBF99 is a chemical-free antimicrobial built into the plastic and synthetic bristles of the brush, proven to kill over 99% of harmful bacteria, fungi, and some viruses. The technology works mechanically rather than chemically: a positive surface charge attracts negatively charged microbes, and molecular spikes physically rupture the cell membrane, so no chemicals are ever released onto the horse's skin. KBF99 has been tested by Coventry University to ISO 22196:2007 and is at least 99% effective against Strangles, Ringworm, E. coli, and Mycotoxin.

KBF99 soft face brush for gentle grooming of a horse's sensitive areas
KBF99 soft face brush for gentle grooming of a horse's sensitive areas

Which brushes can go in the kit?

The range includes the KB F99 Dandy Brush ($33.33, blue or black, medium-stiff synthetic fibers), the KBF99 Body Brush ($33.33), the KBF99 Long Bristle Brush ($33.33), the KBF99 Face Brush ($14.99) for sensitive areas, the KBF99 Hoof Brush ($15.00), the KBF99 Mane & Tail Grooming Brush ($25.99), and the KBF99 Bucket Brush ($29.99) for corners and tough grime. Each is color-coded and purpose-built, so a single brush never has to do every job.

How grooming builds the bond

EBS frames daily brushing as more than cleaning: the rhythmic, repeated motion mimics the mutual grooming wild horses use for social bonding, building trust and a sense of security. Regular sessions also let you spot skin issues, wounds, and abnormalities early, stimulate blood flow to the skin's surface, and support lymphatic drainage much like massage does for people. Because the bristles are self-sanitizing, you carry fewer pathogens from horse to horse between sessions.

Who they are for and how to buy

The brushes suit owners, barns, lesson programs, and anyone grooming multiple horses where cross-contamination is a real concern, plus kids learning to handle a horse safely. You can buy a single brush or build a custom Daily Bonding Kit at equinebalancedsupport.com, and EBS also offers a bundled "Daily Bonding Kit & Grazers" (from $124.99, regular $165.99) that pairs the brushes with their forage-based Grazers Nutri-Treats. Free nutrition consultations and a Forage-Based Diet Planner round out the support that comes with the brand.

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How are Daily Bonding Brushes different from GRAZERS (canonical) and Daily Vitamin E (Wave 9 sibling)?

Per Equine Balanced Support: distinct products in the EBS portfolio.

  • GRAZERS (canonical) — multi-ingredient feed supplement (Vitamin E + Zinc + metabolic-safe ingredients)
  • Daily Bonding Brushes (this product) — antimicrobial grooming tool
  • Daily Natural Vitamin E (Wave 9 sibling) — single-vitamin focused supplement

Same EBS "Empowering Horse Owners with Research-Backed Nutrition Since 2006" posture; brushes are the only non-nutrition product in the line.

Who is EBS?

Per Equine Balanced Support: founded in 2006 by Elizabeth King (accomplished dressage professional) and Emily Thompson Smith (pioneering journalist and equestrian). In 2020, Emily retired; Sam DenDanto (sustainable technology + mechanical design) became partner.

What problem do antimicrobial brushes solve?

Per EBS: it's a real concern. Not every horse has healthy skin. Per the company: "If you run a training stable, trail ride operation, or horse school, you know how important it is to give each horse their own set of brushes — so you don't spread unhealthy microbes from one horse to another. But that is not only impractical; it is also not possible in large operations."

Daily Bonding Brushes solve this with antimicrobial properties built into the brush itself.

Do these brushes really discourage skin infections like rainrot?

Per EBS: YES. Made from KBF99 antimicrobial material, laboratory-tested by Coventry University using standardized antimicrobial testing methods. Per the company: KBF99 reduced bacterial levels by over 99% under controlled laboratory conditions.

Who specifically benefits?

Per EBS:

  • Training stables with multiple horses
  • Trail ride operations
  • Horse schools / lesson barns
  • Any multi-horse operation where bring-your-own-brush isn't practical
How do I order?

Per Equine Balanced Support: Phone 845-649-4720, email [email protected], website https://equinebalancedsupport.com/. Pricing as quoted is subject to change.

What are the Daily Bonding Brushes by Equine Balanced Support?
They are a line of KBF99 antimicrobial grooming brushes designed to make daily grooming both healthier and a bonding ritual with your horse. You can buy them individually or use the "Build a Daily Bonding Kit" option to assemble a custom set. Each brush is purpose-built for a specific job, from face and body to hooves, mane, and tail.
What is KBF99 and how does it work?
KBF99 is an antimicrobial additive built directly into the brush plastic and bristles. It uses a positive surface charge to attract negatively charged bacteria and fungi, then physically ruptures their cell membranes with molecular spikes. Because the microbes are killed mechanically rather than chemically, no chemicals are released onto your horse's coat or skin.
How effective are the brushes at killing bacteria?
KBF99 is proven to kill over 99% of harmful bacteria and fungi, as well as some viruses. It is at least 99% effective against Strangles, Ringworm, E. coli, and Mycotoxin. The technology has been independently tested by Coventry University using the ISO 22196:2007 standard for antimicrobial activity.
Are the brushes safe and chemical-free?
Yes. KBF99 kills microbes physically rather than with chemical agents, so nothing is released onto your horse's skin during grooming. This makes the brushes safe for daily use, including on sensitive areas with the KBF99 Face Brush. There is no chemical residue left on the coat.
What brushes are available in the range?
The range includes the KBF99 Dandy Brush ($33.33), KBF99 Body Brush ($33.33), KBF99 Long Bristle Brush ($33.33), KBF99 Face Brush ($14.99), KBF99 Hoof Brush ($15.00), KBF99 Mane & Tail Grooming Brush ($25.99), and KBF99 Bucket Brush ($29.99). Each is color-coded and built for a specific grooming task. You can combine any of them in a custom Daily Bonding Kit.
How does the Build a Daily Bonding Kit work?
The build-a-kit option lets you hand-pick which KBF99 brushes you want rather than buying a fixed bundle. Kit pricing starts from $14.99, with a full set carrying a regular value of $137.62. This lets you match the kit to your grooming routine and budget.
Is there a kit that includes treats too?
Yes. Equine Balanced Support offers a "Daily Bonding Kit & Grazers" bundle that pairs the KBF99 brushes with their forage-based Grazers Nutri-Treats. It is priced from $124.99 (regular $165.99). This combines grooming and a healthy reward in one package.
How much does the KBF99 Dandy Brush cost?
The KBF99 Dandy Brush is $33.33. It features medium-stiff synthetic fibers infused with the KBF99 antimicrobial additive and is available in blue or black. It is designed for everyday grooming to lift dirt and grime while killing bacteria on contact.
Why is grooming described as bonding?
Equine Balanced Support explains that the rhythmic, repeated brushing motion mimics the mutual grooming wild horses use as part of their natural social bonding. This builds trust and a sense of security between horse and handler. Daily sessions also help you learn your horse's individual sensitivities and signals.
What health benefits does regular grooming provide?
Beyond cleaning, grooming stimulates blood flow to the skin's surface and supports lymphatic drainage and toxin removal, much like massage does for people. It also lets you inspect for skin issues, wounds, and abnormalities so you can catch problems early. Knowing your horse's baseline condition makes it easier to spot changes before they worsen.
Are the brushes good for barns with multiple horses?
Yes. Because KBF99 bristles continuously kill bacteria and fungi, the brushes are especially valuable where cross-contamination between horses is a concern. They are well suited to boarding barns, lesson programs, and anyone grooming several horses. The antimicrobial action helps reduce the spread of pathogens like Strangles and Ringworm between animals.
Which brush is best for sensitive areas like the face?
The KBF99 Face Brush ($14.99) is made with soft bristles specifically for gentle grooming of the face and other sensitive areas. It carries the same antimicrobial protection as the rest of the range. It is a good choice for nervous or sensitive horses.
Who founded Equine Balanced Support?
Equine Balanced Support was founded in 2006 by Elizabeth King, a USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist dressage trainer, and Emily Thompson Smith, an award-winning equestrian journalist. Sam DenDanto, an expert in sustainable technology and mechanical design, joined in 2020. The company grew from a local supplement provider into a national, education-focused equine brand.
What is Equine Balanced Support's mission?
The company's mission is to craft a healthier, more compassionate world for horses and small animals through sustainable, research-backed products and education. It emphasizes species-appropriate, proactive care as the foundation of wellness. The brush line fits this by combining everyday care with antimicrobial health protection.
What other products does Equine Balanced Support sell?
Alongside the brushes, EBS sells forage-based Grazers Nutri-Treats (from $3.00), Daily Natural Vitamin E (from $44.44), MVP Flies-A-Way Pellets, and the Hydra-Heal wound care line including ClearPatch bandages, saturated gauze, and gel. They also offer a free Forage-Based Diet Planner and free nutrition consultations. The brand spans supplements, treats, grooming, and wound care.
What do customers say about the brushes?
Reviews are positive, with five-star feedback on the KBF99 Dandy Brush. One customer, Emily R. of Lexington, KY, called it "fantastic for removing dirt while offering antimicrobial protection" and "a must-have in my grooming kit." Another, Anna K. of Salt Lake City, UT, said the medium-bristle brush "removes dirt and grime with ease" and that she trusts its antimicrobial properties to keep her horse healthy.
Where can I buy the Daily Bonding Brushes?
The brushes and the Build a Daily Bonding Kit are available directly at equinebalancedsupport.com, in the Brushes and Wound Care collection. You can purchase individual brushes or assemble a custom kit, and add Grazers treats as a bundle. Free consultations and the Forage-Based Diet Planner are also offered through the site.

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