Master Calm Lambey – calming feed for horses 20 kg

Master Calm Lambey – calming muesli for nervous and stress-sensitive horses.

Master Calm is a specialist muesli feed designed to support nervous horses and those prone to stress. Thanks to its unique composition of ingredients, it helps reduce stress and excitement. It supports the body’s natural defence mechanisms and promotes calmness and balance.

Master Calm – the key to your horse’s calmness and composure:

• Reduction of stress and excitement responses
• Support of the body’s natural defence mechanisms
• Heart rate regulation in stressful situations

Nutritional values:

• Starch: 12.5 %
• Energy: 10.28 MJ/kg

Why is Master Calm the ideal feed for nervous horses?

• Support of the body’s natural defence mechanisms: A high concentration of antioxidants, such as vitamins E and C, supports the horse’s natural defence systems by neutralising free radicals. In addition, rapeseed oil, rich in unsaturated fatty acids, helps improve overall immunity.
• Reduction of stress and excitement responses: High-quality energy sources in the form of plant fibre (wheat bran, dried alfalfa, and corn flakes) ensure a steady and calm release of energy. This allows the horse to maintain an appropriate energy level while minimising the risk of excessive excitability in stressful situations such as transport or competitions.
• Maintaining calmness: The combination of tryptophan, magnesium, and B-group vitamins helps reduce tension and increase calmness. Nutrients such as vitamin B9 (folic acid) and vitamin C support the calming of the nervous system, which is crucial for horses experiencing stress.
• Digestive support: Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and brewer’s yeast support healthy intestinal microflora, improving digestibility and nutrient absorption. Clay included in the formula protects the gastric mucosa, preventing irritation and supporting digestive tract health.

Master Calm is recommended for horses that are:

• Nervous.
• Prone to stress.
• Impulsive and difficult to handle.

Ingredients:

• Wheat bran
• Dried alfalfa
• Corn flakes
• Rapeseed oil
• Cane molasses
• Pea flakes
• Magnesium oxide
• Sodium chloride
• Clay
• Calcium carbonate
• Fructooligosaccharides
• Dried carrot
• Linseed oil
• Extruded linseed
• Dicalcium phosphate
• Wheat germ
• Brewer’s yeast

Analytical constituents:

• Digestible energy – 10.28 MJ
• Crude protein – 12.5 %
• Crude fibre – 11.0 %
• Crude fat – 7.5 %
• Crude ash – 9 %
• Sodium – 0.41 %
• Starch – 12.5 %
• Total sugars – 6.0 %
• Calcium – 12 g
• Phosphorus – 6 g
• Magnesium – 10.8 g
• Potassium – 12.2 g
• Digestible nitrogenous protein – 85 g
• Omega-3 – 7 g
• Omega-6 – 20 g
• Lysine – 4.9 g
• Methionine + cystine – 4.2 g
• Methionine – 1.8 g
• Threonine – 4.3 g
• Leucine – 8.5 g
• Arginine – 7.4 g
• Isoleucine – 4.6 g
• Valine – 6 g
• Phenylalanine – 5.2 g
• Vitamin A – 15,200 IU
• Vitamin D3 – 2,530 IU
• Vitamin E – 400 mg
• Vitamin B1 – 300 mg
• Vitamin B2 – 8 mg
• Vitamin B6 – 8 mg
• Vitamin B12 – 0.03 mg
• Niacin (Vitamin PP) – 21 mg
• Vitamin C – 380 mg
• Vitamin K3 – 0.9 mg
• Pantothenic acid – 10 mg
• Folic acid – 8.5 mg
• Choline chloride – 281 mg
• Biotin – 0.2 mg
• Iron – 105 mg
• Copper – 25 mg
• Zinc – 101 mg
• Manganese – 101 mg
• Iodine – 1.53 mg
• Cobalt – 0.38 mg
• Total selenium – 0.31 mg

Usage:

Preparation:

Feed amounts should be adjusted according to the horse’s body weight, health status, age, activity level, breed, and the type, quantity and quality of hay provided.
Our recommendations:

• Provide a minimum of 1.2 kg of hay per 100 kg of body weight for horses on straw bedding, and 1.5 kg per 100 kg for horses on shavings.
• Ensure constant access to salt and unlimited clean water.
• Ideally, divide the daily ration into at least 3 balanced meals.

1 litre corresponds to 550 g

Doping-free – compliant with FEI regulations.
Non-GMO feed mixture.
Store in a dry, shaded place.