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Anti-Cribbing Timber Coating
Anti-Cribbing Fence Paint
[Add short tagline — e.g. Stop Horses Chewing Rails, Posts & Stable Timber]
[Add product intro here.] A protective timber coating with a bitter, off-putting taste that discourages horses and livestock from cribbing, chewing, and gnawing fence rails, posts, and stable timber. [Replace this placeholder once the client confirms the formula, taste agent, and durability claims — see the notes below the code.]
[Add detail here.] A bitter taste that horses and livestock find unpleasant, helping break the cribbing and chewing habit.
Protects Timber
[Add detail here.] Shields rails, posts, and stable timber from damage while helping preserve the wood underneath.
Weather Resistant
[Add detail here.] Formulated to hold up outdoors against sun, wind, and rain.
Easy Application
[Add detail here — e.g. brush or roller onto clean, dry timber.]
03Ideal For
Post & Rail Fencing
Stables
Stall Doors
Yards & Pens
Barns & Shelters
Exposed Timber Edges
04How To Use It
1
Prep The Timber
Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dirt, grease, and loose material. [Confirm any priming or sanding requirements here.]
2
Apply The Coating
[Confirm method — brush or roller.] Apply an even coat to rails, posts, edges, and any areas horses tend to chew. [Add number of coats and re-coat time.]
3
Reapply As Needed
[Add maintenance guidance.] Re-coat high-wear areas periodically to keep the deterrent effective over time.
Why choose Anti-Cribbing Fence Paint?
[Add the client's key selling points here.] Cribbing and timber-chewing wreck fence rails, stable doors, and yard timber — and can affect a horse's wellbeing. This coating puts an unpleasant taste on the surfaces animals target, helping deter the habit while protecting the timber underneath. [Replace with the confirmed product story once details come through.]
Animal Safety
[IMPORTANT — confirm with the client and the SDS before publishing.] State clearly whether the coating is safe for use around horses and livestock, any species it should not be used near, and any curing or drying period required before animals return to treated areas. Do not publish generic safety claims without written confirmation from the client.
05Frequently Asked
[Add explanation here.] The coating leaves an unpleasant, bitter taste on treated timber that discourages horses and livestock from biting and chewing the surface.
[Confirm the exact safety wording with the client and SDS before publishing.] Include any species restrictions and the required drying/curing time before animals return to treated areas.
[Add expected longevity and re-coat guidance here.] High-wear areas may need periodic re-coating to keep the deterrent effective.
[Confirm compatibility with existing coatings and any prep needed.] As a general rule, the surface should be clean, dry, and sound before application.
[Add coverage guidance here.] Actual coverage varies with timber porosity and application method.
Yes — Safety Data Sheets are available on request. Get in touch and we'll send through the relevant documentation for this product.
Need A Hand?
Got A Cribbing Problem?
[Adjust this copy once specs and safety details are confirmed.] Talk to our team about coverage, application, and using Anti-Cribbing Fence Paint around your animals, and we'll help you get the right product for the job.
