There are many different reasons why a horse may appear to have behavioral issues and struggle with even the most basic tasks. It can be hard for a horse to focus when he's nervous or stressed out. Horses that are naturally high-strung or easily stressed can act nervous, tense, spooky, inattentive or reactive under saddle or in day-to-day situations, and may need additional support to help keep them relaxed. If you have a nervous or flighty horse, you've probably wondered if there was a way to take the edge off without resorting to drugs. Help promote calmness and relaxation during training sessions, events, trail rides, trailering or other stressful situations* with Quietex II Focusing & Calming Pellets. Trusted formula contains a unique combination of seven stress-relieving ingredients - L-Tryptophan, Thiamine, Inositol, Riboflavin, Magnesium, Vitamin B6 and Valerian Root - that help manage stress and nervous behavior without drugs or sedatives. Won't cause drowsiness or affect performance, so your horse stays alert, focused and able to concentrate on the task at hand. These economical, easy-to-give mini-pellets provide a daily serving of calming ingredients, making it ideal for training sessions, trail rides and traveling to new places. *Check with your association for testing rules and regulations HELPS PROMOTE CALMNESS in stressful situations like training, events, trail riding, trailering, horse separation, vet and farrier visits. HELPS HORSES STAY RELAXED, FOCUSED & COMPOSED so your horse can concentrate on the task at hand. HELPS MANAGE STRESS AND NERVOUS BEHAVIOR without drugs or sedatives. COMBINES SEVEN STRESS-RELIEVING INGREDIENTS – L-Tryptophan, Thiamine, Inositol, Riboflavin, Magnesium, Vitamin B6 and Valerian Root Extract. WILL NOT CAUSE DROWSINESS or affect performance. ECONOMICAL, EASY-TO-GIVE PELLETS provide a daily serving of calming ingredients. Ideal for training sessions, trail rides and traveling to new places. Administer contents of syringe directly into horse's mouth and when possible to the back of tongue. For Performance Horses: 1 full syringe 2 hours before training or competition or as regulations allow. For Transporting Horses: 1 full syringe 2 hours before loading and 1 full syringe every 8 hours if transporting is prolonged.
