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Description
xMeet Equivit B Quiet from Kentucky Equine Research Targeted Nutrition—a cheekily clever Thiamine B1 boost that keeps nervous neighers calm as cucumbers. Packed with research-powered goodness, it soothes jittery nerves and tames hyperirritability so your horse can chill out and feel their very best.
Ingredients
xLucerne meal, Thiamine hydrochloride, Magnesium
Pet Suitability & Product care
x- Suitable for horses exhibiting signs of nervousness, anxiety, or hyperirritability.
- Particularly beneficial for performance horses in heavy training or those on high-grain diets.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Keep container tightly sealed when not in use.
- Use only as directed and ensure the supplement is appropriate for your horse's age, condition, and workload
- Consult with a veterinarian before introducing any new supplement, especially if your horse is pregnant, nursing, under medication, or has a medical condition
- Supplements are not a substitute for a balanced diet or veterinary care
- Monitor your horse for any adverse reactions and discontinue use if symptoms occur
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and out of reach of children and animals
Features
x- Targeted Thiamine (Vitamin B1) supplement designed to help manage nervous behaviour in horses.
- Ideal for horses prone to hyperirritability or anxiety, especially during training or competition.
- Supports nerve transmission and carbohydrate metabolism, crucial functions potentially affected by stress or diet.
- Addresses potential Thiamine deficiency common in horses undergoing heavy work or fed high-grain diets.
- Formulated based on Kentucky Equine Research's extensive studies in equine nutrition.
Specifications
x- Form: Pellet
- Feed 30g to nervous horses, horses on high grain intakes or in heavy training, and other horses showing signs of thiamine or magnesium deficiency, for as long as signs persist
- Feed 60g to horses for 2 days prior to a show or competition
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