Serenity & Concentration – Organic supplement for anxious horses
Equi Bien-Être
4-litre bucket
STRESS*
STRESS: Calm & Focus – Organic supplement for anxious horses
Restore your horse’s calm and mental clarity with STRESS, our organic herbal remedy designed to regulate the nervous system. Whether your horse suffers from chronic stress or temporary anxiety linked to a specific event (transport, breaking-in, etc.), this natural supplement helps them regain their calm without affecting their physical abilities.
Much more than just a calming aid, STRESS promotes readiness for work and optimises learning by improving concentration.
Why choose STRESS for your horse?
This complex has a profound effect on emotional and cognitive balance:
Deep Relaxation: Acts directly on neurotransmitters and the nervous system to soothe horses that are ‘on edge’ or tense.
Restored Cognitive Functions: Thanks to sesquiterpenes, it helps normalise reactions to external stimuli, allowing the horse to remain calm and focused.
Learning & Attention: Ideal for young horses or those undergoing rehabilitation, it facilitates memorisation and concentration during training sessions.
Coping with External Events: Reduces the impact of stress caused by noise, changes in environment or commotion.
An organic formula targeting the nervous system
Three key plants recognised for their effectiveness in treating equine anxiety:
Valerian: The premier herb for nervous and muscular relaxation. It helps to relieve tension caused by fear.
Hawthorn: Excellent for regulating the heart rate of easily excitable horses and managing ‘heart-related stress’.
Passionflower: Soothes restlessness and promotes a lasting sense of calm without causing drowsiness.
Directions for use and dosage
Format: 4-litre jar (equivalent to a 30-day course of treatment for a horse weighing 500 to 600 kg).
Administration: Simple and precise thanks to the measuring scoop provided. Mix into the feed daily.
⚠️ Important note (FEI regulations): This product contains valerian, a substance classified as a performance-enhancing drug. For horses in competition, it is essential to stop the course of treatment 72 hours before the start of official events.
