Daily Confidence & Composure

Calming pellets by the scoop, given 2–4 hours before a stressful event.

Show safe

What you get

1 tub, 18 oz (510 g) 30 scoops of 17 g, scoop included

Show safe. Always check the current rules of your governing body before competition.

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What it's for, and when

PH7 Daily Confidence & Composure tub on a tack-room bench beside a tooled Western saddle and work gloves
  • Confidence and composure support. The purpose on the label, in a form you feed rather than syringe.
  • Ideal for naturally sensitive horses. The horse that spots every flapping tarp and every new face at the rail.
  • Helps maintain steady focus. In the warm-up pen, at a clinic, or at the trail obstacle you've practiced a dozen times at home.
  • Great for busy training or travel schedules. The tub has a lid, a handle and its own scoop, so it rides in the trailer and comes back to the feed room.

Riders give it before

A three-day show, a long haul, barrel racing, reining, cutting and ranch versatility, clinics and lessons away from home, farrier and vet days.

How to give it

Directions for use

Give one 17 g scoop 2–4 hours before stressful events. Adjust from 1/2 to 2 scoops to meet your horse's needs.

  • 1 scoop a 17 g scoop
  • 2–4 hours before a stressful event
  • ½ to 2 scoops adjust to your horse
PH7 Daily Confidence & Composure tub on a feed-room bench, with a scoop of green pellets and a feed tub beside it

A few habits that help

None of them change the directions.

  1. Use the scoop in the tub.

    It's sized for the 17 g serving on the label.

  2. Feed it where you can watch.

    Offer the pellets by hand or on a small handful of feed, and check the scoop is finished before you load or tack up.

  3. Start at one scoop.

    The label lets you adjust from ½ to 2 scoops. If you're unsure where your horse sits in that range, consult your veterinarian.

  4. Snap the lid shut.

    The label asks you to store the tub sealed, somewhere cool and dry, so keep it out of a hot trailer.

What's inside

Active Ingredients per scoop (17 g):

Proprietary DCC Blend (550 mg):

Tryptophan, Glyprosol

Inactive Ingredients:

Alfalfa Meal, Molasses

For use in horses only.

For confidence and composure support.

Directions for Use:

Give one 17 g scoop 2–4 hours before stressful events. Adjust from 1/2 to 2 scoops to meet your horse's needs.

Cautions:

If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. Not tested in lactating animals.

Warnings:

Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately. This product should not be given to animals intended for food.

Storage and Handling:

Store sealed in a cool dry environment.

Net weight 18 oz (510 g)30 scoops (17 g scoop)UPC 850090364052

Questions about Daily Confidence & Composure

Can I feed it every day?

The label directions are written around stressful events, and they don't set out a daily feeding schedule. If you have a run of stressful days ahead, or want to give it more often, talk it through with your veterinarian first.

Should I choose the pellets or the calming gel?

Both name Tryptophan and Glyprosol in the active blend. The gel is a single 10 g syringe, given 1–2 hours ahead. The pellets come by the scoop, 2–4 hours ahead, and the label lets you adjust the amount. Pick the one your horse takes with less fuss and that fits how far ahead you plan.

How long does a tub last?

The tub holds 30 scoops of 17 g. At one scoop per event, that's 30 events. The label allows anywhere from ½ to 2 scoops, so your count moves with the amount you give.

Is it show safe?

The label says show safe. Always check the current rules of your governing body before competition.

Can I give it to a mare in foal or a nursing mare?

The label cautions: "Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. Not tested in lactating animals." Speak to your veterinarian before giving it to a broodmare, a mare in foal or a mare with a foal at foot.