• Horse stands on stall mat waiting to be grooomed.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Roger H. Goun
  
  

Health

• Horses put a lot of strain on their hooves.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Rachel Gutbrod
  
  Increased shock absorption benefits all horses, especially those prone to hoof problems. Pawing horses cannot injure hooves or ruin the stall floor. Vulcanized stall mats reduce ammonia buildup and do not mold or mildew.
  
  

Savings

• Less time on chores means more time with your horse.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Mark Robinson
  
  Less bedding is required, lowering bedding costs. Easier cleanup means decreased labor costs and saved time. Reduction in injuries and hoof problems mean lower vet bills.
  
  

Comfort

• Quicker recovery means less time lost.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of David Ohmer
  
  Horses recovering from injury or illness are less likely to develop pressure sores or re-injure themselves when bedded on stall mats. This leads to faster healing.
  
  

Safety

• Wet areas are slippery for both horse and rider.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Just chaos
  
  Stall mats help prevent slips and falls by improving traction, especially in aisles, wash racks and areas prone to wetness. Decreased dust is due to less bedding.
  
  

Installation

• You can quickly make your horse more comfortable.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Amanda
  
  When placed on a compacted surface, stall mats require no special installation. They come in pre-cut sizes that fit traditional stalls.