Platinum Steady™
A Support Formula for Headshaking Horses
Horses with trigeminal-mediated headshaking experience occasional discomfort, leading to poor quality of life in some cases. Platinum Steady™ has been shown to support horses that display headshaking behavior, when compared with a diet consisting of hay only. Platinum Steady™ should be used in conjunction with one of these three formulas for best results: Platinum Performance® Equine, Platinum Performance® CJ, or Platinum Performance® GI.
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Product Details
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Horses with trigeminal-mediated headshaking experience occasional discomfort, leading to poor quality of life in some cases. Platinum Steady™ has been shown to support horses that display headshaking behavior, when compared with a diet consisting of hay only. Platinum Steady™ should be used in conjunction with one of these three formulas for best results: Platinum Performance® Equine, Platinum Performance® CJ, or Platinum Performance® GI.
Ingredients & Product Analysis
Ingredients & Product Analysis
Magnesium Citrate, Boron Citrate, Stevia Extract.
This product can’t be combined with a foundation formula in a Platinum PAK®
Active Ingredients Per (33,730mg) Serving
- Magnesium (as Magnesium Citrate) 1,920mg
- Boron as (Boron Citrate) 1,000mg
Recommendation for Use:
Recommendation for Use
Prepare 2 level scoops (33,730mg) once daily mixed with warm water and administer it immediately (administer with an oral syringe if it is more convenient).
Platinum Steady™ is best fed with one of these three formulas for best results: Platinum Performance® Equine, Platinum Performance® CJ, or Platinum Performance® GI. We recommend creating a paste from powder to help improve palatability of the formula. See label recommendations.
Recommended for use within 18 months of manufacture date.
Warnings: For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children and other animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately. This product should not be given to animals intended for human consumption. Note: Please report adverse side effects to Platinum Performance Inc. and consult your veterinarian.
Is Your Horse a Headshaker?
- Repetitive, involuntary up-and-down headshaking in a vertical motion
- Sudden intense downward flick of nose or entire head and neck in more severe cases
- Scratching or rubbing of the nose and muzzle on objects vigorously and incessantly
- Rubbing on front legs or striking at the nose with forelegs
- Seek unusual places for shade such as hiding the head in buckets or barrels to block light
- Affected horses may flip the head in reaction to wind, movement and stress
- Extreme nose blowing, snorting and coughing
- Displaying symptoms in spring and summer that abate in winter months
- Headshaking is exacerbated with exercise
Talk to your veterinarian if your horse displays these signs.