
Zzen - Horse Stress and Anxiety - 1 L - AUDEVARD
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Stress in horses can occur in many situations: transport, competitions, changes in environment, resumption of work or changes in lifestyle. These episodes can affect behaviour, availability for work and the quality of recovery.
Equistro Betamag Forte provides nutritional elements that support proper neuromuscular function, in particular magnesium, which is involved in regulating nervous excitability.
This supplement can be used:
during travel
during competitions
during breaking-in periods
when changing stables
Magnesium is involved in many physiological mechanisms linked to nerve transmission and muscle contraction. An adapted intake helps limit the manifestations of hyperreactivity linked to stress.
Equistro Betamag Forte thus helps support:
nervous balance
availability for work
recovery after exertion
Some horses show increased sensitivity to external stimuli. Targeted nutritional supplementation can improve their ability to adapt.
Unusual periods in daily life can lead to marked behavioural reactions. Anticipating these situations helps improve the horse’s comfort and the quality of its engagement in work.
Equistro Betamag Forte can be introduced:
before travel
before a competition
during a gradual resumption of activity
during periods of environmental change
It helps maintain behavioural stability in demanding contexts.
The liquid form allows simple and even administration in the ration. It is particularly suited to horses receiving individualised nutritional monitoring.
Equistro Betamag Forte 1 L is particularly suited to:
seasonal courses
competition preparation programmes
horses living in a stimulating environment
Its 1 L format is suited to extended use or multi-horse facilities.
Stress in horses can manifest as unusual agitation, reduced concentration during work, hypersensitivity to stimuli or defensive reactions.
Suitable supplementation helps support behavioural balance.
Managing stress relies on a comprehensive approach combining a stable environment, gradual training and suitable nutritional support. Magnesium intake can help improve nervous stability.
Anticipating risky situations helps limit excessive reactions.
A stressed horse may show signs of agitation, increased muscle tension or reduced availability for work.
It helps maintain a better quality of engagement during sensitive periods.