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Dull horse
"My horse often becomes tired and dull during competitions. What can I do?"

The first two fundamental aspects to consider are whether the horse is adequately trained for the task and if it is receiving enough energy. To meet the horse’s energy requirements, oil is an effective choice.

- Energy Oil  innehåller en unik kombination av oljor från raps, linfrö och kokos vilka tillsammans tillför hästen bra energi i skonsam form. 


För många hästar innebär tävling både resa, ny miljö och topprestation. Detta medför ökade svettförluster, och för att hästen inte ska bli matt eller trött är det viktigt att se till att den får i sig vatten och elektrolyter. 

Electrolytes  contain sodium and magnesium, essential for maintaining the correct balance of fluids and electrolytes in the body.


Många hästar är både väl tränade och förberedda inför sin uppgift på tävlingsbanan men har inte den där lilla extra energin att plocka fram. Kanske känns hästen lite matt inför den sista klassen eller tappar farten på upploppet? 

- Energy Booster  är ren MCT-olja, vilket snabbt ger hästen tillgång till användbar och lättillgänglig energi.

  

It is also important to ensure that the horse has access to roughage throughout the competition day to keep the digestive system active.
If the horse experiences digestive issues related to competitions or travel, trying probiotics might be a good idea.

- Harmony  innehåller en levande jästkultur som bidrar till att skapa en stabil mikroflora och optimera näringsupptaget, ett måste för den tävlande hästen.  


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