Calmers & vits/mins supplements

[Clodagh]

I just bought a bottle of (vastly expensive) nuprafeed calmer to hope that ned will calm down for the hunting season.
Is it OK to feed her that with her normal Pegasus pegavite supplement or could I be overdosing her with some of the ingredients?
I know that may be a hard question to answer without me reciting the ingredients! Best guess would be great.
She lives out and just has a handful of chaff with her garlic and cortaflex in once a day.
Thank you!

 

[RachelB]

How much magnesium does the Pegavite stuff have in it compared to the Nupafeed? I would imagine this would be the only thing you'd really be at risk of overdosing... Can you contact Pegasus and ask them?

 

[herbert]

20 grams of Epsom Salts for a 15.3 horse is far cheaper and more effective than all the expensive supplements.

 

[Clodagh]

Thank you for that. I will phone Pegasus on Monday.
I am sure it is working already, we had a lovely hack this morning with no histronics at the pile of fertlilser or the dobermanns!

 

[Daphnelia]

For my horse, camomile works far better than any calmer I have tried with him. One calmer in particular sent him loopy. Just a suggestion

 

[ruscara]

I seriously suggest you try a tub of Brewers' Yeast. It's full of B vitamins, and has a brilliant calming effect. I originally fed it to repel midges (which it does) but found my lad has become extremely laid back. It is a well known effect, apparently. And it's cheap!

 

[sueandtoto]

[ QUOTE ]
I seriously suggest you try a tub of Brewers' Yeast. It's full of B vitamins, and has a brilliant calming effect. I originally fed it to repel midges (which it does) but found my lad has become extremely laid back. It is a well known effect, apparently. And it's cheap!

[/ QUOTE ] Could you let me know where you get it from, make ,price ect ,also how much do you feed? Thanks