Equinutritive - No More Nerves - Calming Supplement For Horses - 100% Natural Ingredients (1 kg)

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Thank you so much for leaving such a lovely review, we really appreciate it and are absolutely delighted to hear how much your gorgeous boy is benefitting from our Revive N Shine supplement. They could also be upset about being taken away from field/ stable mates and going off on their own to be ridden - separation anxiety in horses is quite common as they are herd animals. Despite their popularity, calming supplements may be one of the least studied supplement categories in horses.

Passion Flower has also been found to be very beneficial when used in conjunction with other herbs to assist with bad behaviour in mares. I would like to recommend "No More Nerves" supplement as this has made a remarkable difference to my pony.

Equine Answers Calma uses a unique formulation of neutraceuticals and special calming herbs to provide what we believe to be best and most effective horse calmer on the market. A credit to the hard work the team has put in to ALL of their products, can not praise them high enough, thank you so much! In these situations, calming supplements can help to “take the edge off”, leaving you with a more relaxed horse that may be safer to handle. In dogs, it produced similar effects to pharmaceutical anxiety drugs such as diazepam and selegiline.

mg/kg dose of valeranone to rats produces a mild tranquillizing effect when subjected to a stressor.Remember, you're horse's stool should remain the same as it always has when taking this or any other feed supplement. However, that was not the case, whilst out hacking (which is my favourite pass time), a simple leaf in the wrong place or a flower that was not there before would cause either an emergency stop and rapid reverse, or a 180-degree spin and rapid take off in opposite direction! It has completely turned this little guy around it is amazing his coat is soft and shiny and no more patches. My lovely dressage cob has a tendency to be a little reactive, and a recent move of yards meant that he was permanently tense, and it was really affecting his ridden work, the tidiness of his stable, and even at times our safety and his. He is still silly and quirky but manageable and not as reactive in fact a much more chilled and happier horse.