Does anyone use this?
I have some, and I was thinking about using it on my mare.

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Originally posted by Aimee:
Does anyone use this?
I have some, and I was thinking about using it on my mare.

I've used it a few times and it seemed to help and it does not test

Works like a miracle. I used it a couple of times to reduce my horse's anxiety when I took him to a new barn. I would imagine that it would work on trailering & showing.

I was under the impression that Chill does test. I would check the ruling or ask your vet if you plan on showing while using this product. I'm fairly certain that with the new drug testing rules in dressage in particular that this would test positive although I'm not sure what the rules are for other diciplines. I've used Chill with no realy benefits but I think it all depends on the horse and the reason you are using it.

I used it last year and was drug tested and it definitely did not test. Its all natural ingredients, unless apple cider has been banned??

We've used it for a few horses when it's their first show or their first time trailering and it works great!

*JUST A NOTE* It does work better on some horses then on others so give it a try before you NEED it to work.

The Chill doesn't have anything in it that would test. I know someone that works for the Omega Alpha company and I have a lot of information on all the products. One key point is that the Chill has to be given before the horse would get excited, if given after a horse is already worked up then it won't work well.

Okay, thanks!

My mare is pretty anxious/obnoxious when riding, and she won't even begin to calm down.