Kick Up
Help your competition horse stay at the top of their game and revitalize their mood, energy and performance during multiple-day shows and events
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Cavalor Kick Up brings vitality to phlegmatic horses and those that need an energy and performance boost. Sometimes horses have a dip in energy for some inexplicable reason. As a result, their appearance and performance suffer. That's the time for Cavalor Kick Up. Cavalor Kick Up contains plant extracts, B vitamins and choline that provide extra energy, support physiological processes and promote recovery. The result is a more active, motivated horse. Cavalor Kick Up brings quick results. The horse has more vitality and its performance improves after just one day.
Cavalor Kick Up is a liquid supplement enriched with easily and quickly absorbable vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and aromatic plant extracts. Cavalor Kick Up also contains B-vitamins and choline, which play an important role in energy conversion in the body. These provide an energy boost.
To fight fatigue during multi-day competitions, give your horse Cavalor Kick Up the evening before and the morning of an event. If your horse is tired from sustained hard work (e.g. a long competition season), give Cavalor Kick Up every two days for an extended period of time. If your horse is in the post-work recovery phase, give Cavalor Kick Up twice a week until he has fully recovered. On average, this will be after 7-10 days. Recommended use of Cavalor Kick Up: Ponies and leisure horses: 25 ml per day. Sport horses: 50 ml per day.
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When we train, we want our horses to be fit and healthy. Good condition makes the work more enjoyable for both horse and rider. A horse's condition depends on several factors. How to help get a horse in good condition without making him too "hot"? Through a combination of good health, nutrition, training, and management. To get a horse in good condition, it is first of all important that the horse is healthy and that its body can absorb all nutrients properly. Only then can a horse look good, feel good, and perform well.
When we talk about the condition of a horse, it is important that we are all "on the same page". Condition is a broad term and can be interpreted in different ways. Whichever way you look at it, a suboptimal condition is detrimental to a horse's well-being and performance.
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