1. How do I recognise stress in a horse?
Not every horse shows obvious symptoms.
Look out for nervousness, muscle tension,
Changes in appetite, increased sensitivity, behavioural changes or sleep problems.
2. What causes
Stress in horses?
Changes in daily routine. Social conflicts, transport, training pressure, environmental factors or insufficient rest can trigger stress and strain your horse's nervous system.
3. Why is stress
More than just a moment?
Chronic stress affects hormonal balance, the immune system, digestion, and musculature – and can lead to serious long-term health problems if left unaddressed.
4. What can help to reduce stress?
Routine, sufficient exercise, social contact, relaxed training. Magnesium, B vitamins, herbs, and natural support can help your horse find inner balance and become more resilient.
How to support your horse with stress
Small changes in everyday life can make a big difference – for more relaxation, inner balance, and quality of life.
To give security
A reliable routine and stable role models build trust and help to reduce stress.
Allowing for breaks
Sufficient rest, breaks, and mental relief will help your horse recharge its batteries.
Support body
Targeted nutrients and herbs can strengthen the nervous system and relieve the body during stressful situations.
Strengthening well-being
A balanced horse is more resilient, relaxed, and better able to master challenges.
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