A fast acting, effective and convenient supplement specially formulated for nervous, hot or stressed horses.

• Calms nervy, stressed and hot horses
• Calming effect allows horses to focus on the task at hand
• Ideal for settling young stock
• Easy-grip syringe
• Highly palatable apple flavouring
• 3 x 10mL per syringe
• Non-swabbable*

*Use in accordance with competition rules and regulations.

What is BetaCALM Paste?

BetaCALM Pasteis a fast acting, effective and convenient supplement specially formulated for nervous, hot or stressed horses. EachBetaCALM Pastecontains a unique formulation containing the optimal level of Tryptophan plus four herbal ingredients to enhance the calming effect.

For longer term calming useBetaCALM Powder.

How does BetaCALM work?

BetaCALM Pasteis a combination of natural herbs and the optimal level of L-Tryptophan, which can be used to create a calming effect in horses that are nervous, excited or stressed.

• Tryptophan:An essential amino acid that stabilises the horses mood for a less excitable temperament. Tryptophan is not produced naturally by the horse and beneficial levels are not provided in feed. Tryptophan is converted in the body to serotonin, which helps to induce a feeling of calmness.
• Black Cohosh:A herbal extract commonly associated with mild relaxation in periods of stress or anxiety.
• Passion Flower:A herbal extract that supports a calm and relaxed disposition.
• Hops:This herbal extract contains several nutrients including volatile oils, tannins, flavonoids, organic acids, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Often recommended as a tool against anxiety and stress, hops has a calming effect.
• Ginger Root:Is believed to aid in the availability of dietary nutrients for digestion and metabolism and to facilitate the utilisation of available energy resources, thus soothing the horse.

Remember, there are many factors that can cause undesirable behaviour in horses including diet, age, training, housing, pain and digestive conditions. It is best to discuss your horses diet and history to determine whether changes in feeding and management of practices are also required to reduce anxious behaviour. To help manage nervous horses, try providing constant access to forage, small meals and reduce starch/sugar in the diet. Also, decreasing stable time and providing equine company is very beneficial for mental health.

Long term behaviour problems are frequently associated with digestive conditions. In this case, use KelatosGastroAIDRecovery.