Perry Nutrition EASICalm Xtra | Calming Support for Horses
Whether you're heading to a competition, loading for a long journey or preparing for clipping, veterinary treatment or a farrier visit, stressful situations can affect even the calmest horse. EASICalm Xtra has been carefully formulated to provide fast-acting nutritional support that helps maintain calm behaviour while allowing your horse to remain attentive and focused.
Unlike products designed to sedate, EASICalm Xtra works by supplying key nutrients that support the horse's normal nervous system and natural stress response. The concentrated 30 ml oral syringe is highly palatable, easy to administer and ideal for keeping in your lorry, tack locker or grooming kit so it's always available when you need it.
Why Choose EASICalm Xtra?
- Fast-acting 30 ml oral syringe
- Supports calmness and focus during stressful situations
- Helps maintain normal nervous system function
- Convenient single-dose syringe
- Highly palatable and easy to administer
- Suitable for horses and ponies
- Manufactured in the UK
- Full batch traceability and quality assurance
Whether you're competing at the highest level or introducing a young horse to new experiences, EASICalm Xtra helps provide nutritional support exactly when it's needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I use Perry Nutrition EASICalm Xtra?
Follow the feeding or usage directions supplied with the product and choose the serving appropriate for your horse. Do not exceed the stated guidance unless advised by a veterinary professional or qualified equine nutritionist.
Can I use it alongside other horse supplements?
Check ingredient lists first to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant, or is on a specialist diet, seek professional advice before combining supplements.
Is it suitable for every horse?
Individual requirements vary with age, workload, diet and health. Read the product label carefully and seek veterinary advice if you are unsure whether a complementary feed is appropriate.
