Ramard Total Calm & Focus Powder Horse Supplement, 30 Day Supply
In a Nutshell
- Effective for calming horses during shows
- Strong vitamin odor and taste can be an issue
- Requires mixing with feed or treats to encourage consumption
Quick Verdict
The Ramard Total Calm & Focus Powder is effective in calming horses but has a strong taste that some horses refuse to eat.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Calming (2)
Users report it makes horses calmer and more focused
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Noticeable Difference (1)
Owners saw a marked difference in their horses’ behavior
Cons
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Poor Taste (3) major
Horses refuse to eat due to strong taste and vitamin odor
Tip: Mixing with grain doesn't always work
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Mixing Difficulties (2) major
Horses can detect the supplement in food
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Powder Form Limitations (2) minor
Powder is hard to disguise
Tip: Such as a granule form or paste option
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of nervous or easily distracted horses — Effective in calming and focus improvement
- • Competitive riders — Beneficial during shows for better behavior
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky eaters — Horses may refuse to eat due to the taste and odor
- • Those looking for quick or easy solutions — May require extra steps to get the horse to consume it
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this supplement effective in calming horses?
Yes, it is effective in calming horses, especially during shows. However, it may require mixing with feed or treats to encourage consumption.
What should I do if my horse refuses to eat it?
Try mixing it with your horse's favorite treats or feed. Some users suggest hiding it in sweet feed, but this may not always work.
Is the paste form available?
The paste form may be unavailable or out of stock at some retailers. It is recommended to check availability before purchasing.
Highlighted Reviews
"The very best supplement for my horse who tends to be a bit nervous and spooky at horse shows. I keep him on it daily and give a double dose for shows. Works really well. Better than the others I have tried."
"I tried the paste form of this supplement and it worked wonderfully, so decided to try my mare on the powder. Be advised that this supplement has a very strong "vitamin" type odor to it. The mare absolutely refused to touch it, even when starting with just a small sprinkle to accustom her to the tas..."
Bottom Line
If your horse isn't picky, this supplement works well for calming. Be prepared to mix it creatively to get your horse to consume it. Otherwise, consider a different form or brand.