
Horseneb Nebulizer: inhaler for horses - GREENPEX
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Horses are particularly sensitive to changes in their environment. Transport, competitions, changes of group or routine modifications can trigger stress reactions that influence behaviour and availability for work.
Equistro Equiliser provides nutrients specifically selected to support nervous balance and promote calmer behaviour during these sensitive periods.
This supplement can be used:
before transport
before a competition
during a change of stable
during a period of intensive training
Managing horse stress partly depends on an appropriate nutritional balance. Certain micronutrients play an essential role in the functioning of the nervous system.
Equistro Equiliser provides nutritional elements that help support:
behavioural balance
management of unusual situations
the horse's availability for work
This supplement can be integrated into the sport horse's preparation to support periods of heightened emotional demand.
Stress can manifest as agitation, reduced concentration or difficulty adapting to a new environment. An appropriate supplementation can help improve the horse's behavioural comfort.
Equistro Equiliser can support:
the competition horse
the horse transported regularly
the horse sensitive to changes in environment
the young horse in training
Its use can be considered before a situation identified as potentially stressful.
The powder form makes it easy to incorporate the supplement into the horse's feed. It allows flexible use according to identified needs.
Equistro Equiliser can be used:
in preparation for an event
to support a transition period
as part of an overall stress management strategy
It fits easily into a supervised nutritional routine.
Horse stress can manifest as agitation, nervousness, reduced concentration or unusual reactions to the environment. These manifestations often appear during new situations or frequent travel.
An appropriate supplementation can effectively support these sensitive periods.
Managing stress relies on a comprehensive approach including environmental adaptation, a stable routine and appropriate nutritional supplementation.
Anticipating stressful situations helps improve the horse's comfort.
A stressed horse may show signs of agitation, inattention or muscle tension. These reactions vary according to individual sensitivity and context.
Nutritional supplementation can support these situations.