Shiloh Performance Horse Products LLC manufactures supplements that help your horse perform to its highest potential
under stressful conditions. This stress leads to many
conditions that affect your horse's performance and Shiloh's products can
help
Types of stress which cause poor performance in the horse
- Training
- Shipping
- Weaning
- Separation
- Pain
- Heat
Signs of stress related problems
- Poor body condition:
Horse is dull looking and you cannot put
weight on your horse no matter what you do.
- Poor performance:
Your horse has sub par performance for unknown reason.
- Irritable:
Your horse tries to bite and kick for no reason when you are in the stall.
- Picky eater:
Your horse does not want to eat much food or is uninterested in the feed
possibly caused by ulcers.
- Stable vice: Cribbing and stall weaving.
- Refusal to perform:
Your horse refuses to do a task or becomes angry when ask to perform.
- Refusal to stride out:
Your horse becomes unable to extend its stride from behind.
- Gas Colic:
Your horse has chronic bouts of gas colic.
Shiloh's G.I. Relief™ helps stress related
problems by maintaining a healthy
gastro-intestinal tract.
- Poor body condition:
With a proper functioning gastro-intestinal tract you
will be able to put weight on your horse without excessive feeding.
- Poor performance:
When gastro-intestinal pain and inflammation are
reduced your horse will perform to its true ability.
- Irritable:
Your horse will be much nicer with no gastro-intestinal
pain or inflammation.
- Picky eater:
A horse feeling good will eat.
- Stable vice:
Cribbing caused by gastro-intestinal pain is
reduced.
- Refusal to stride out: With no pain or inflammation your horse can
extend its stride.
- Gas Colic:
Decrease in pain and inflammation.
Shiloh's Stress Relief™ helps stress related problems by
increasing cognitive
ability under stressful situations.
- Refusal to perform:
When a horse can think under stress it can perform the task at hand.
- Stable vice:
Horses that can deal with the stress typically do not have stable vices.
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