Equilibrium B1

Non-Sedating Calming Mineral Supplement

Equilibrium B1 Cool Mix provides nutritional support for nervous, excitable and highly reactive horses – without making them sleepy or lethargic.

Designed for horses prone to nervousness, excitability or difficulty concentrating, particularly where nutrition may be a factor. It contains the same core ingredients as Equilibrium Mineral Mix plus targeted support for normal nervous system function, so horses stay alert, responsive and ready to perform.

Supplied in the distinctive blue and black bag in 5 kg, 12 kg and 22 kg sizes.

Calm Without the Lethargy

B1 Cool Mix provides nutritional support rather than sedation and contains no ingredients intended to make horses sleepy. Where nervous behaviour has a nutritional component, it may help horses cope with challenging or unfamiliar situations.

Developed with Performance in Mind

B1 Cool Mix was originally developed for Mulberry Road, a World Cup-level show jumper whose nervousness contributed to inconsistent performances. After it was added to his program, his connections observed improved consistency and a better ability to cope with the atmosphere at major shows.

Ideal For

• Nervous, excitable or highly reactive horses
• Horses overwhelmed in new environments
• Competition, show jumping and event horses
• Horses travelling to busy shows
• Horses that need to stay alert

Key Benefits

• Supports normal nervous system function
• Comprehensive nutritional supplementation
• May help where nervousness has a nutritional component
• Supports concentration and coping in challenging environments
• Non-sedating approach

Directions

Refer to the product label for dose rates, or consult your veterinarian.

A Cooler, More Focused Horse

Equilibrium B1 Cool Mix helps nervous horses keep their head in the game while staying alert and ready to perform.

Individual responses vary, and nervous or unusual behaviour may have medical, environmental, training or nutritional causes. Feed according to the manufacturer's directions, read the label, and seek veterinary or nutritional advice where appropriate, especially if your horse is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment.