Marksway Mollichaff Calmer 15kg

Marksway Mollichaff Calmer 15kg

A complete fibre feed formulated for horses that become easily excitable, fizzy, or need a low-starch diet. Mollichaff Calmer is enriched with elevated levels of magnesium, Vitamin B1, and Vitamin B12 — key nutrients that support a calm, focused temperament and healthy muscle function — while providing slow-release energy from highly digestible fibres and oils.

Key Benefits

• Elevated magnesium — supports nervous system function and helps reduce excitable behaviour
• Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) & B12 — support calm behaviour and reduce involuntary muscle contractions
• Low starch & sugar — reduces the risk of fizzy, excitable behaviour associated with high-starch feeds
• Highly digestible fibres & oils — provide slow-release, non-heating energy
• Complete fibre feed — suitable as the sole concentrate alongside forage

How to Feed

Feed as the sole concentrate alongside good quality forage. Follow the feeding guide on pack for quantities based on bodyweight and workload. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days. Always ensure fresh water is available.

FAQ

How does magnesium help calm horses?

Magnesium plays a key role in nerve and muscle function. Deficiency can contribute to excitability, muscle tension, and spooky behaviour. Supplementing with magnesium through feeds like Mollichaff Calmer can help support a more relaxed temperament in susceptible horses.

How quickly will I see results?

Results vary between horses. Some owners notice a difference within a few weeks of consistent feeding, while others may take longer. Ensure the feed is introduced gradually and fed at the recommended levels for best results.

Is it suitable for horses prone to laminitis?

Mollichaff Calmer is low in starch and sugar, making it a potentially suitable option for laminitis-prone horses. Always consult your vet or equine nutritionist for individual dietary advice.

Can I feed it alongside other supplements?

Yes — Mollichaff Calmer works well alongside forage and targeted supplements. If feeding additional magnesium supplements, be mindful of total magnesium intake.

Is it suitable for horses in competition?

Please check the ingredient list against your relevant competition authority's prohibited substances list if competing under rules. Consult your vet if unsure.