Poseidon Stress Paste

Gut, Muscle & Hydration Stress Paste

Poseidon Stress Paste is a concentrated nutritional formula designed to support horses during periods of high exertion or stress, including competition, travelling and extreme heat and humidity.

Formulated to support both gut and muscle physiology, Stress Paste helps horses cope with demanding situations while supporting performance, behaviour, hydration and recovery.

Supplied as a 60 mL ready-to-use tube and an economical refill pouch for refilling your dosing tube.

Gut & Digestive Support

Stress Paste supports both the foregut and hindgut. Magnesium hydroxide and pectin help protect the stomach, amino acids support gut wall health, and a combination of prebiotic and postbiotic ingredients supports the gut microbiome during stressful periods.

Key Ingredients

• Magnesium – supports normal nerve and muscle function
• Amino acids – support gut wall health
• Prebiotic and postbiotic – support a healthy gut microbiome
• Betaine – nutritional support for hydration
• B vitamins – support muscle function, energy metabolism and appetite
• Magnesium hydroxide and pectin – help protect the stomach
• Vitamins C and E – antioxidant support

Ideal For

• Competition and racing
• Travelling and transport
• Intense training or exercise
• Hot and humid conditions
• Changes in routine or environment

Key Benefits

• Concentrated support for high-performance and stressed horses
• Supports the foregut and hindgut
• Supports normal nerve and muscle function
• Supports hydration and recovery
• Antioxidant support
• Described by the manufacturer as a non-swabbable formula

Directions

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

Complete Stress Support

Poseidon Stress Paste is an ideal addition to the competition or travel kit, delivering concentrated support when your horse faces physical, environmental or situational stress.

Competition rules change, so confirm current requirements with your governing body before use. Feed according to the manufacturer's directions, read the label, and consult your veterinarian or the manufacturer if your horse is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment.