Kentucky Performance Products KPP Trouble Free Powder 1kg

Maintains calmness so horses are ready to face any situation.

• 2.25 lb bucket. Each bucket contains 40 servings.

Why choose Trouble Free calming paste or powder?

Spooky, tense, edgy, unfocused. If these words describe your horse, a calming supplement could make training easier and riding more fun. Trouble Free is scientifically formulated to support healthy nervous system function and help your horse maintain a more confident, focused, and relaxed disposition. The powder can be fed daily or as needed during stressful situations.

Trouble Free powder:

• Contains alpha-lactalbumin, a unique ingredient that supports normal nerve function and maintains calmness.
• Helps horses maintain a relaxed attitude and supports a positive experience for both horse and rider.
• Provides supplemental thiamine (B1), taurine, inositol, and magnesium.

Genetics and nutrition play a role in temperament.

Your horse’s personality plays a large role in how he or she reacts to everyday life and new situations. Some horses fret and worry when their routine is changed; others are high-strung and spooky no matter what is going on! A horse’s natural flight instinct kicks into high gear when he or she is anxious or scared. Working with or riding a tense, edgy horse is a challenge, and it can be dangerous. Training a nervous horse is next to impossible because the horse is no longer able to pay attention to the job at hand.

While a horse’s personality is part of his genetic makeup, nutrition can also play a role in temperament. Research has shown that horses deficient in the mineral magnesium will show signs of nervousness. B vitamins, B vitamin related substances, and certain amino acids all play a role in proper nerve function. If adequate levels are not supplied, nerve function suffers and horses have a hard time remaining calm and focused.  Supplying a supplement to support relaxation and healthy nerve function can improve your horse’s quality of life and your ability to enjoy owning him.