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Struggling with a Horse That’s Hard to Handle or Spooky?
Here’s How to Solve the Problem—Fast.
If your horse is more excitable than usual, spooking at every little thing, or becoming increasingly difficult to ride, they might be dealing with pasture-related stress.
And if that sounds familiar, Pazture Guarde is the solution you’ve been searching for.
If your horse or pony shows any of the symptoms below, they would benefit from daily supplementation of Pazture Guarde:
- Hates being touched or groomed.
- Muscle pain, spasms, cramping, twitches, tremors, and flinching.
- Grumpy during cover changes.
- Spooky, when normally calm.
- Over-reactive to stimuli, such as sound and movement.
- Lacks concentration when ridden, especially in Spring and Autumn.
- Inconsistent behavior from one ride to the next.
- Increased excitability or bucking.
- They are difficult to handle or ride when they are normally cooperative.
Testimonial – Hana Bognuda
Hey Rachel, the new products are amazing!
I can’t believe how much calmer all the horses are, it’s insane!
Pazture Guarde and Ulzeraide are working wonders, even Dee can be out on the fresh grass and doesn’t bat an eyelid at everything!
Here’s a photo of Dee in his first 1.15m on the weekend.
I saw the wrong stride coming off the corner and had an uh oh moment but he’s so much more focused now since starting the new products.
He took over and we made it over without any problems!
Grass or feed-related challenges can be fed together with Ulzeraide Plus.
The Secret Sauce Behind Thiamine (Vitamin B1) for Horses
Thiamine is needed for the efficient metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
It is also critical for the processing of lactic and pyruvic acids, which contribute to “tying up” and is especially important in competition horses that are often fed large amounts of grain to support athletic ability.
If your horse is prone to “tying up,” B1 is key in keeping that under control, especially for competition horses that consume a lot of grain to fuel their performance.
Here’s why your horse might be low on Thiamine:
- Hard-working horses with high energy demands
- Horses on high-grain diets
- Horses dealing with hindgut acidosis
- Horses under constant stress
Why Is Your Horse Deficient in Magnesium?
Springtime can be a nightmare for horses, thanks to fast-growing grasses that are low in magnesium.
This deficiency is one of the main reasons you’ll see your horse acting out during the “Spring Flush.”
Magnesium is essential for keeping your horse calm, and a lack of it often leads to behavioral problems.
Why Feed Magnesium to Horses with Grass Sensitivities?
Magnesium is a workhorse mineral—playing a role in over 300 biochemical reactions in the body. It’s crucial for energy production, nerve and muscle function, and even keeping your horse’s heart rate in check.
Here’s what happens when your horse is running low on magnesium:
- They become nervous, jumpy, and overly excitable
- They suffer from tight, sore backs (and no, it’s not your saddle’s fault)
- They show signs of muscle tremors and skin hypersensitivity
A magnesium-deficient horse will struggle with poor work tolerance, fatigue quickly, and be more prone to tying up.
They build up lactic acid faster, which is why they can seem erratic or unpredictable after even mild work.
Supplementing with magnesium can help balance these behaviors and improve recovery.
The Power of Sodium Bicarbonate
Sodium bicarbonate, better known as baking soda, does more than just help with digestion.
It plays a critical role in maintaining your horse’s acid-base balance (pH), protecting the intestines from stomach acid, and keeping the body’s electrical balance in check.
While Pazture Guarde doesn’t use encapsulated sodium bicarbonate like “EquiShure,” it still provides the benefits of this essential compound to keep your horse’s digestive system running smoothly.
Why Your Horse Needs Vitamin C (Sodium Ascorbate)
Pazture Guarde also packs in sodium ascorbate, a potent form of Vitamin C that’s less acidic and more easily absorbed. Vitamin C isn’t just a general health booster—it’s a water-soluble antioxidant that helps your horse stay strong, especially in times of stress.
It combats harmful free radicals and supports the immune system by stimulating the production of antibodies, essential for fighting off infections, bacteria, and viruses.
Factors that Impact Vitamin C Levels
Horses that graze on fresh pasture usually get enough Vitamin C from their diet. But here’s the catch—most horses don’t have access to constant grazing, especially those in demanding training programs.
Stress from competition, transportation, and even routine procedures like vaccinations or castrations can deplete Vitamin C levels, leaving your horse vulnerable.
That’s why supplementing with Vitamin C during stressful periods is crucial for supporting a strong immune system and healthy connective tissue.
Bottom Line?
When your horse is dealing with stress—whether it’s from diet, training, or environmental factors—Pazture Guarde has the nutrients to keep them calm, focused, and ready to perform.
From magnesium to Vitamin C, this powerful supplement tackles the root causes of behavioral issues and keeps your horse feeling and performing their best.
6 reviews for Pazture Guarde – Pasture and Muscle Support, Encouraging a Calm Focused Mind