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  • Detox

    Your horse is an athlete: rest is the key to success

    Cavalor Detox

    Throughout the year it is important for athletes to take a break and recuperate. After a top performance or competition season, they need to slow down, rest and rebalance their body. This much-needed recovery period is also essential for your horse, as competition-free weekends can be counted on the fingers of one hand nowadays. This is a dangerous evolution, especially when you only have one or two horses. It is almost impossible to keep them in top condition all year long, because continuously “pushing” a horse often results in fatigue and poor performance.

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  • Testimonial

    Cavalor Mash & Mix
    Sabrina Frye, Cavalor Champion

    I have attached pics of my 13 year old APHA mare Bergen Bar Bunny aka Tiara before and after Cavalor Feed. If anyone ever doubts the impact Cavalor feed will have on your performance horse just take a look at the pics of my mare. Her before pic was taken during prime rodeo season so she was very fit. The after pic was just 30 days after starting Cavalor feed and as you can see she has more weight and muscle mass than she had even in the height of competition season. I had not changed anything in her routine other than the feed. I was able to discontinue feeding all supplements also. She has more muscle mass than she has ever had in the 10 years I have owned her. She is calm and ready to work every day. Thank you,Sabrina Frye

     

     


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  • In the picture

    5 tips to optimally prepare yourself and your horse for competition and hot days


    The days are getting warmer and competitions are slowly being rolled out again. Happy days ahead! We all know that the past few months have brought all kinds of new challenges. Many of us have had to adapt their horse's management, varying from winding the training down a bit to 24-7 turnout. We are all looking forward to the moment we will be able to go for our 'equestrian goals’ once again! In this blog we will share 5 tips to get back into competition in optimal form.

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