Kelato BetaCALM

Kelato BetaCALM

Kelato BetaCALM is a unique supplement specifically designed to nourish and support nervous or anxious horses. It features a combination of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, including Tryptophan, Thiamine, Vitamin E, and Magnesium, all working together to calm your horse without affecting their performance.

This supplement helps reduce the stress response during training, travelling, and competition, and can be used both daily and strategically before stressful events. It is ideal for horses exhibiting nervous behaviour due to dietary deficiencies and is easy to use, simply top dress your horse’s feed with the required dosage.

Key Benefits

• Calms your horse without negatively impacting their performance.
• Reduces stress during training, travel, and competition.
• Supports nervous horses experiencing anxiety due to nutritional imbalances.
• Safe for competition use, as it does not contain prohibited substances.
• Easy to administer, simply top dress your horse’s feed.
• Can be used both daily or as a pre-event strategy.

How does it work?

The Tryptophan in Kelato BetaCALM helps stabilise mood and reduces anxiety, converting to serotonin which induces a feeling of calmness. Thiamine (Vitamin B1) plays a crucial role in nerve transmission, and Magnesium supports muscle function and reduces reactivity. Vitamin E protects cell membranes and supports nerve functions, helping maintain a balanced and calm horse.

Directions for Use

• General Use: Mix 30g per 500kg bodyweight into feed. Use as long as required to alleviate nervous symptoms.
• Before Racing/Competition: Mix 90g per 500kg bodyweight into feed for 3 days prior to competition, ensuring compliance with all competition rules.

Why Choose Kelato BetaCALM?

If your horse experiences nervousness, anxiety, or stress, Kelato BetaCALM provides a safe, non-performance-affecting solution. With a carefully selected blend of nutrients, this supplement supports a calm, balanced, and focused horse, making it perfect for use in high-stress situations like training and competition.