Kick Up
Supplement to keep your horse fresh
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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 also contains B-vitamins and choline, which play an important role in energy conversion in the body. These provide an energy boost.
Cavalor Kick Up is a liquid supplement enriched with easily and quickly absorbable vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and aromatic plant extracts.
More information about this product can be found in the product data sheet. You can download this data sheet by clicking on "specifications"
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.
Did you know?
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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