Homeopathic remedy to calm and soothe the highly-strung, stressed and anxious horse
EQuine Horse Calm Benefits:
Reduces nervousness and skittishness
Calms highly strung horses without a sedative effect (no drowsiness)
Reduces irritability and improves temperament
Helps horses adjust to new homes or surroundings
Formulated especially for horses
Safe and effective for nursing or pregnant mares and young foals
Easy to administer
This product can be extremely beneficial when trying to box a horse in a trailer for transportation – to read our fact filled article click here
SA orders shipped to reach you within 1-2 working days*. Order online or call 021 797 0193.
Support for the spooked or restless horse
Horses have a very strong ‘fight or flight’ instinct and it does not take much for a horse to become spooked and unsettled, lose confidence or become panicked. This can happen for a variety of reasons – new stables (or a new addition to the stables), a traumatic experience, past abuse or a horse may be naturally prone to nerves and jitters or may be naturally highly strung. This can become problematic when riding both in and out of competitions and especially traumatic for the horse in question. Horses may also dislike being transported and may suffer with elevated heart rate, shaking or rapid breathing. Excessive sweating, tail-swishing, and resistance are all common signs of distress and panic.
The Natural Way
There is a lot that can be done naturally to soothe and calm an anxious horse. Use slow fluid movements around a jittery horse, and speak in low tones in a soothing manner. Spend arena time just walking with your horse - your consistency will build that needed trust. Next, increase your horse’s turn out time, allowing your horse to expend extra energy in its natural setting. Talk to your feed supplier about low energy feeds which can help to lessen hyperactivity. Specific toys can also serve to de-stress your horse, as does a gentle rub down or massage. This can be a great calming influence for your horse while you are mounted or on the ground. Use blinders or blinkers on your horse while transporting him or her. A Pacifier (a blinker style hood with mesh eye-covers) is also thought to calm horses, but never use on wet days as they may clog up with mud.
What is EQuine Horse Calm?
EQuine Horse Calm is a 100% safe and natural homeopathic remedy that uses ingredients known for their ability to support calm mood and soothed temperament in horses. Taken internally, the ingredients in EQuine Horse Calm are homeopathic, addressing acute symptoms such as rapid breathing, increased heart rate and resistance - helping your horse to adjust in a natural manner without causing drowsiness or lethargy.
How has EQuine Horse Calm helped others?
“... this is just great. I was in a riding accident with my stallion last year. Ever since, he has been skittish and lost his confidence. This remedy did the trick, and he is a lot calmer now and not so afraid of everything... Now I just need something for me!!”
- Ellen
“I run a riding school for children. When we introduce a new horse to our group, they often get shy and nervous with the other horses. We cannot afford for our horses to be timid when they have to have children ride them throughout the day. I heard about Horse Calm and decided to keep some on hand. It has worked miracles – and has become a staple part of my care program.”
- Kimberly
“We have been riding in competitions for years. This year my son’s horse was a little nervous before the competition. After a dose of horse calm, his horse seemed so much more relaxed and was still sharp enough to ride well. We have all decided to use it on our horses too!”
- The Laughlan Family
What are the Ingredients?
EQuine Horse Calm contains the following homeopathic ingredients in therapeutic dosages and equal parts:
Chamomilla (30C) – This homeopathic remedy has long been used on children to address niggles and restlessness. This remedy is well suited to horses that seem angry and irritable but still sensitive. Suits symptoms that tend to worsen in the open wind.
Kali phos (6X) - One of the biochemic tissue salts to specifically address proper nerve functioning and impulses within the nervous system. Suited to horses that seem overworked, stressed or anxious disposition.
Cina (30C) - A homeopathic remedy suited to horses that cannot bear to be touched or observed, or that show signs of obstinacy. Particularly useful in addressing deep-rooted issues arising from past abuse. This remedy is used commonly to address temper tantrums in children.
Phosphorus (6C) - This remedy can be beneficial to address symptoms of fatigue and nervousness or for those horses that tend to experience nervous tension that causes digestive complaints
Asarum (6C) – This homeopathic remedy is used to address nervous afflictions with spasmodic muscular actions or shivers from emotion. Suits horses that seem skittish from unfamiliar sounds.
Sucrose (inactive ingredient).
EQuine Horse Calm contains no gluten, artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.
How do I use EQuine Horse Calm?
Dosage:
Sprinkle one capful of pillules directly into the mouth or offer on the hand. May be dosed every 30 minutes for up to ten doses if necessary or two to three times daily as a maintenance program.
Caution: Consult your vet if symptoms persist or worsen.
How long until I see results?
Because EQuine Horse Calm is 100% homeopathic, it gets to work quickly upon the first dose to help support calmed mood and soothed nerves without drowsiness. While some horses begin to show an almost immediate improvement that increases over time, others will see results after 3-5 days.
EQuine Horse Calm can safely be used along with prescription medications from your vet. No adverse interactions have been noted between the ingredients in EQuine Horse Calm and prescription medications. However, as with any medicine, it is always advisable to consult your vet.
How long will a bottle last?
One bottle of EQuine Horse Calm contains 200 grams of homeopathic granules and will last for approximately 15 - 30 days, depending on the frequency of use.
To save 25% on your 90 day supply of EQuine Horse Calm, see our Buy 3 Get 1 Free special below.
Cathy Samuel is our friendly PetAlive product consultant! Cathy has many years experience working with animals here and overseas. She now employs her love of animals, great and small, to the PetAlive family. She hopes to make pet owners aware of the benefits of natural remedies and support naturally healthy, naturally happy pets.
Cathy's Tips:
Stroking and speaking in reassuring tones can help your horse to feel secure.
Animals tend to have a ‘sixth sense’ and may feel your discomfort, so remember to relax yourself!
PetAlive's EQuine HorseCalm can be extremely beneficial when trying to box a horse in a trailer for transportation – to read our fact filled article click here
How do I order?
South African customers order below or phone 021 7970193 for assistance.
All orders are shipped throughout South Africa to your door (in major centres) within 1 - 2 working days if ordered before 12 noon Monday to Friday. Public holidays excluded. Orders to outlying areas need to go to your nearest Post Office or Postnet branch and will take 48 to 72 hours.
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Retail price: R134.00 VAT incl.
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Our ComboPacks consist of multiple remedies that work well together to provide increased support at a discounted price.
EQuine Horse Calm + EQuine Colic Calm Calm and soothe anxious stressed horses while addressing symptoms of colic and supporting the digestive system!
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Disclaimer: The information on this website is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure and is not a substitute for a professional consultation with a medical or health professional. Do not make any changes or additions to prescription medicine without first consulting your veterinarian. Should symptoms persist, please consult your veterinarian.
