Much stronger than other tack shop brands - our revolutionary new calming formulation is a very high spec product that we believe is the very best in calmers for horses.
Calma is our latest product and takes horse calmers to the next level. Equine Answers Calma uses a unique formulation of neutraceuticals and special calming herbs to provide what we believe to be best and most effective horse calmer on the market.
You may see a difference in your horse in the first 7 days but it takes about a month for the ingredients in the supplement to be fully absorbed in the system and working to their optimum. Most horses show noticeable improvements within 3 months of consistent use.
We recommend giving your horse a supplement at the end of the day.
Calma contains a unique formulation of highly absorbable magnesium (Magnesium Aspartate and Magnesium AAC) combined with selected calming herbs. The premium magnesium sources are used instead of cheaper forms like magnesium oxide or Epsom salts, which are less bioavailable. Together, these ingredients support the nervous system, reduce excess excitability, and promote a calmer, more relaxed demeanour in horses.
Yes, you might need to feed your horse supplements if their diet doesn't meet their nutritional needs. Modern horses are reliant on grazing and hard feed which is less diverse than how wild horses would graze, and can lack the vitamins and minerals required to keep a horse healthy.
Yes they do - just ask our happy customers! Our horse supplements are produced in association with leading vets and nutritionists to provide the best possible answer for your horse.
Using a quality feed-balancer as winter approaches ensures your horse gets the vitamins, minerals and amino acids missing from hay and low-nutrient pasture, supporting topline, immunity and overall condition through colder months.
A well-formulated joint supplement can help older horses maintain mobility by supporting joint fluid, cartilage, ligaments and tendons, effectively giving them a more comfortable and active life.
Helping your arthritic dog means combining joint-friendly nutrition (glucosamine, MSM, chondroitin, HA) with supportive therapies like hydrotherapy or gentle massage so they move more freely and comfortably.
