Vincent Boureau's advices
« There are many ways to avoid the harmful consequences of excessive stress, sometimes called over-stress »
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Nervous horses
A range of non-heating energy sources.
The association of tryptophan, magnesium, vitamins B1, B9 and C contribute towards calming nervous horses.
Fructo-oligosaccharides and live yeasts promote healthy digestion and optimise the absorption of the ration. Specific clays play a healing role, protecting the gastric mucus membrane.
The high levels of the antioxidants vitamin E, vitamin C and essential fatty acids all help to reinforce the natural defences.
Study presented to the Congress of ENUTRACO (Applied Equine Nutrition and Training) in Paris
Dr Vincent Boureau, graduated inter ENVF of veterinary behaviour
« To avoid the deleterious consequences of excessive stress, sometimes called over-stress, many actions can be taken. »FEEDING GUIDE
Weight of horse |
450kg |
500kg |
550kg |
600kg |
Light Work |
3kg or 6 litres |
3.4kg or 7 litres |
3.8kg or 8 litres |
4.2kg or 9 litres |
Medium Work |
3.8kg or 8 litres |
4.2kg or 9 litres |
4.6kg or 9.5 litres |
5kg or 10.5 litres |
Intense Work |
4.2kg or 9 litres |
4.6kg or 9.5 litres |
5kg or 10.5 litres |
5.4kg or 11.5 litres |
Supplement to forage for horses
MASTER CALM should be used on its own, in addition to forage. We recommend a minimum distribution of 1kg of hay per 100kg live weight, thus a distribution of 5kg per day for a horse weighing 500kg
Quantities should be adjusted according to the weight, body condition, age, level of activity, breed of the horse, taking into consideration the nature, quality and quantity of forage available.
Density = 480g/L
mme Cooper | |
Elaine C. on 2021-01-05 | Bon |
Improvement in her nervousness and concentration | |
Chaumeil c. on 2019-01-31 | I use it on my dressage mare, who is very nervous and spooky at work. I have seen an improvement in her nervousness and concentration during my sessions. |
He has become zen and manageable | |
Marie A. on 2019-03-11 | I have a very stressed horse. Since I gave him Master CALM, he has become zen and manageable. Everyone around us has wondered about the reasons for such a change! The taste of the feed seemed to surprise him a little at first, but he now eats it very well! |
« There are many ways to avoid the harmful consequences of excessive stress, sometimes called over-stress »
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