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FAQ - Horse

FAQ / Horse / Dull horse

Dull horse
"My horse often becomes tired and dull during competitions. What can I do?"

The first two fundamental aspects to consider are whether the horse is adequately trained for the task and if it is receiving enough energy. To meet the horse’s energy requirements, oil is an effective choice.

- Energy Oil  Contains a unique blend of oils from rapeseed, flaxseed, and coconut, which together provide the horse with high-quality energy in a gentle form.


For many horses, competitions involve travel, a new environment, and peak performance. This leads to increased sweat losses, and to prevent the horse from becoming dull or tired, it is important to ensure proper hydration and electrolyte intake.

Electrolytes  contain sodium and magnesium, essential for maintaining the correct balance of fluids and electrolytes in the body.


Many horses are well-trained and prepared for their tasks in the competition arena but lack that extra boost of energy. Perhaps the horse feels a bit dull before the final class or loses speed in the final stretch?

- Energy Booster  is pure MCT oil, which quickly provides the horse with accessible and easily usable energy.

  

It is also important to ensure that the horse has access to roughage throughout the competition day to keep the digestive system active.
If the horse experiences digestive issues related to competitions or travel, trying probiotics might be a good idea.

- Harmony  contains a live yeast culture that helps create a stable microbiota and optimize nutrient absorption—a must for the competing horse.


Would you like help choosing the right supplement for your horse?  Contact our advisors.

Read more about the horse at Trikem Academy.

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How can I prevent my horse from getting colic?

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Do I need an analysis of my hay/haylage?

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How can I determine my horse’s weight without using a scale?

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Is my horse getting everything it needs, or does it require concentrate feed?

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Does my horse need extra vitamins and minerals?

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My horse is having some time off, do I need to adjust its diet?

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My horse has loose stool, what can I do?

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My horse becomes tired, sluggish, and irritable during coat change, what can I do?

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ITCHING

My horse is rubbing its mane, how can I prevent this?

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How can I help my horse build more muscle?

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JOINTS

How do I know if my horse needs a joint supplement?

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DULL HORSE

My horse often becomes tired and dull at competitions, what can I do?

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My horse is not eating its hay, what could be the cause?

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What is the difference between prebiotics and probiotics?

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WEAK HOOVES

My horse has weak hooves, how can I improve them?

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OVERWEIGHT

My trainer says my horse is overweight, how do I help it lose weight?

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STRESS

My horse gets stressed easily, how can I prevent this?

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LAMINITIS

What is laminitis, and how should I feed a horse that has had it?

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FROSTY GRASS

Is it dangerous for my horse to eat frosty grass?

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MCT OIL 

What is MCT oil?

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