Horse Calming Supplement for Nervous or Stressed Horses at Events, on the Road and in New Surroundings

This horse calming supplement is made for nervous, anxious or stressed horses facing busy events, road trips or unfamiliar surroundings.

Start dosing in the days or weeks before an event, or begin at the event itself when your horse needs support during a change in routine.

Choose from a portable 90ml pump bottle or larger jerry cans for practical dosing at home, in the stable or while travelling.

Key Features

• Flexible timing suits different routines: begin ahead of an event or dose on the day, giving horse carers a practical option for planned outings and unexpected changes.
• The remedy can be given directly onto the tongue, gums or lips, dabbed on with a finger, added to a treat or food, or mixed into drinking water, making it easier to use the method your horse accepts.
• The formula does not artificially enhance performance and is competition and racing safe (not swab-able), so it can fit into show-day and race-day care.
• Long-term use is supported, and the remedy is safe alongside prescription medications as well as for pregnant and lactating mares, accommodating a wider range of equine care routines.
• The alcohol-free homeopathic preparation uses vegetable glycerine and purified water as its base and is made in New Zealand from natural, non-toxic ingredients.

Specifications

• Suitable for: Horses
• Preparation: Homeopathic preparation
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Origin: Made in New Zealand
• Shelf life: 2 years
• 90ml pump dose: 2 pumps every 2 hours as needed
• 90ml bottle yield: 230 doses at 2 pumps per dose
• Water bucket dose: 5ml per 10 litres of water once daily
• Water trough dose: 25ml per 500 litres every other day
• Feed dose: 12ml twice daily starting 3 days before the event
• Available sizes: 90ml pump bottle and 1, 2 or 5 litre jerry cans

For oral dosing, make sure the remedy touches a mucous membrane such as the tongue, gums or lips. Reduce dosing frequency after the event to prevent desensitisation to the active ingredients. Contact your veterinarian if your horse may be in pain or suffering.