CREATE FOCUS & STABILIZE ATTITUDE EVERY DAY Perfect Prep EQ™ Training Day+ Pellets is a great tasting daily horse calming formula that helps create focus and stabilize attitude. Includes the addition of gastric soothers for additional comfort and calming. The focus support of Perfect Prep EQ Training Day Calming Powder is now available in easy-feed, great tasting pellets! Easy to administer daily with morning and/or evening feed. Effects begin immediately and build gradually over 3 to 5 days. Provides the gastric soother DGL to help your horse’s stomach feel great! Contains no prohibited substances. HOW TO USE PERFECT PREP EQ™ TRAINING DAY+ PELLETS Loading Level: For maximum effect, administer 2 scoops morning and 2 scoops evening for 3 consecutive days. Then reduce for maintenance. Maintenance Level: Evaluate response after loading period. Reduce dosage to 1-2 scoops morning and 1-2 scoops evening to find optimum maintenance level. Tips for Best Results: Because every horse has unique challenges, we’ve created a system of calming formulas to help you bring the very best horse to your performance every time. Perfect Prep EQ™ Training Day+ alone or as part of the Perfect Prep EQ™ Calming System. We strongly encourage you to evaluate the effects Perfect Prep EQ™ before your event to find the best product or combination of products to suit your horse’s needs. For an even greater calming effect, use Perfect Prep EQ™ Training Day+ as a daily baseline in the Perfect Prep EQ™ Calming System. NO PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES Perfect Products’ innovative line of equine nutraceutical products assists your horse’s own systems to support and enhance his athletic performance, while staying within competition requirements. Our formulas are effective while containing no prohibited substances as of the date of manufacture. Confirm permissibility with your governing organization prior to use. Storage and Shelf Life: Store in a cool, dry area. Expires 2 years after date of manufacture. Refer to expiration date printed on product packaging.
