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TdeT - Noise-reducing padded ear bonnet navy

Padded noise-reducing ear bonnet

Regular price 25,90€
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TdeT - Noise-reducing padded ear bonnet white

White padded noise-reducing ear bonnet

Regular price 25,90€
Sale price 25,90€ Regular price 25,90€
TdeT - Noise-reducing padded ear bonnet red

Red padded noise-reducing ear bonnet

Regular price 25,90€
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TdeT - Anti-stress ear pom poms black

Anti-stress ear pompoms

Regular price 9,50€
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ear bonnets and head accessories

Ear bonnets and head accessories: comfort, calm, and focus for horses

Ear bonnets and head accessories for horses are pieces of equipment designed to improve the horse's comfort and help it move more calmly in its environment. Used in both training and competition, they help to protect the ears, reduce certain stimuli, and promote concentration, without interfering with communication between rider and horse. Depending on their design, these accessories can have a protective, calming, or simply functional role.

Why equip a horse's head?

A horse's ears are extremely sensitive. Noises, agitation, an unfamiliar environment, or the pressure of competition can lead to distraction, stress, excessive reactions, and loss of concentration. Ear bonnets and head accessories help to:
filter out certain external stimuli,
• help the horse remain more calm and attentive,
improve overall comfort during work or competition.
They are widely used in show jumping, dressage, and in all situations where the environment can be disruptive.

Classic ear bonnets

Classic ear bonnets are designed to cover the horse's ears and protect them from light external aggressions and small insects while remaining breathable and comfortable. They are appreciated for:
• their versatility,
• their lightness,
• their ability to stay securely in place under the bridle.
The classic ear bonnet is not intended to alter the perception of noise. Its primary purpose is to provide simple protection and additional comfort, both in training and competition, according to current regulations.

Sound-reducing ear bonnets

Sound-reducing ear bonnets are specially designed to attenuate certain noise nuisances and help the horse remain focused in busy environments. They incorporate specific materials in the ear area, which reduce the impact of certain sounds without completely isolating the horse. They are particularly suitable for:
• sensitive or anxious horses,
• noisy paddocks and warm-up areas,
• competitions with high sound stimulation.

Their objective is to provide auditory soothing, while maintaining sufficient perception of the environment.

Anti-stress ear pom-poms

Ear pom-poms are calming accessories used to help horses better manage stress and certain environmental stimuli. Unlike ear bonnets, they do not completely cover the ears and are not intended to protect against insects. They are primarily used to:
attenuate certain auditory stimuli,
• promote a calmer state,
• assist nervous or impressionable horses.

Ear pom-poms act in a discreet and targeted manner, without isolating the horse, and are often appreciated in competition or stressful situations.

Accessories designed for comfort and acceptance

Horse ear bonnets and head accessories are designed to:
• respect the horse's head morphology,
• stay securely in place under the bridle,
• not hinder the natural movements of the ears.

The quality of materials, cut, and finishes play an essential role in the horse's acceptance and the accessory's effectiveness.

How to choose the right head accessory?

The choice primarily depends on:
• the horse's sensitivity,
• its behavior towards noise and the environment,
• the context of use (training, competition),
• the level of calm desired.

A suitable accessory contributes to a more relaxed, more focused, and more available horse for work.

The horse head accessory: a detail that makes a difference

Often perceived as secondary accessories, ear bonnets and head protectors nevertheless play an important role in the horse's mental well-being. Well-chosen, they contribute to a more serene and comfortable practice, without altering the rider's aids.