All you need to help calm your horse and enhance their emotional wellbeing in the stable & when out and about

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Pet Remedy

4.7

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I cannot recommend the Pet Remedy Horse Calming Kit enough”

Lisa Lees – Dallas USA
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Pet Remedy for your horse – £14.00

Helps horses and ponies become more aware of surroundings and more attentive and receptive which in turn helps with confidence building and emotional wellbeing

Use for stable, box rest, bonding, training, and travel

Mimics the horse’s own natural calming mechanisms

Helps calm without sedating

Natural

Clinically proven – Click here for details

Easy to use

Starts to help immediately

Included in the Equine Calming Pack

75ml Calming Spray

Use for localised and immediate effect

Water based, pH neutral formula, and is safe on skin and coat

Lasts for 2 – 6 hours

Mini spray refillable from large spray

6 x Calming Wipes

Wipe on hands before handling an anxious animal

Wipe around muzzle, under chin and on chest

Carry with you when out and about

Useful for noise-sensitive animals who dislike the sound of a spray

just wanted to say how impressed I am with Pet Remedy. I have a four year old warmblood who was on box rest after a minor injury. He was becoming incredibly stressed. Then a friend recommended Pet Remedy. It really helped him to keep calm and relaxed during his recovery. Amazing product that I would have no hesitation in recommending to anyone!

Charlotte Ward
British International Dressage Team

I hear valerian is prohibited for use in competition, so can I still use Pet Remedy when competing?” Valerian root is one of the most widely used herbal nervines for calming horses and naturally contains valerenic acid. This is a prohibited substance by the FEI*, because in high concentration, valerenic acid becomes a sedative.
The very low concentration of valerian in our formula ensures Pet Remedy helps calm without sedating. However, to comply with FEI* rules, we advise you do not use Pet Remedy when competing.
*The FEI is the international governing body of equestrian sports with headquarters in Switzerland, and exists to protect the welfare of horses from physical or substance abuse.

Lisa Lee reviews the Pet Remedy Natural Horse Calming Kit

The kit has become an invaluable resource for the horses needing rehabbing and helped make their training and transition smoother for all involved. On this alone, I cannot recommend the Pet Remedy Horse Calming Kit enough.

If it worked this well on rehab horses, then I can only imagine how well it would work for well-adjusted horses that might need a little help in scenarios such as loading a trailer or dealing with holiday noises and dreaded fireworks.

It’s a great product and value all around!

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