Cavalor North America

10/15/2026

Product Spotlight: Resist + Vit C 🔬🐴

Built to support your horse's natural defenses, Cavalor Resist + Vit C helps keep their immune system strong — so they're ready for whatever the season, the schedule, or the stress of competition throws at them.

10/13/2026

The Traveling Horse's Gut: what's really happening on the road. 🐴🚐

Every trailer ride asks a lot of your horse's digestive system less forage, less water, more stress. That combination can disrupt hindgut balance, and it's a big reason some horses arrive at shows off their feed or just not themselves.

10/11/2026

Fall isn't just pretty leaves for your horse. 🍁🐴

Shorter days trigger real changes inside your horse's body — a thicker coat starts growing, hormone levels naturally shift (including a seasonal rise that matters most for horses prone to metabolic issues), and pasture quality drops just as their nutritional needs are changing too.

It's a lot happening beneath the surface.

10/09/2026

By the time your horse steps off the trailer, prep should already be done. 🐎

It's easy to think of competition prep as a day-of routine but the horses that handle travel and show stress best are usually the ones whose nutrition and hydration support started weeks earlier.

Consistent gut health, proper electrolyte balance, and a stable feeding routine all matter more than most people expect once the season gets busy.

10/07/2026

Myth: A calm horse is just a matter of temperament, full stop. ❌

Fact: Calm starts in the gut. ✅

Steady fiber intake and a balanced hindgut can change how a horse handles stimulation not just how they act in the moment, but how their whole nervous system responds to it. Temperament matters, but it's not the whole story.

10/05/2026

Does your horse seem spookier this time of year? It's not just your imagination — and it's not "just temperament" either.
As routines shift into winter less turnout, more stable time, and often less activity overall horses can become more reactive. A big piece of the puzzle is nutrition: horses need adequate fiber (at least 1.5% of body weight daily) to support both digestion and a steady temperament, and fiber-rich, feeds such as Cavalor Fiberforce or Strucomix Senior helps prevent the energy spikes that can fuel nervous behavior. As the saying goes, calm doesn't begin in the head, it begins in the gut.

Winter also brings its own set of challenges beyond behavior — more time in the stable means more exposure to moisture and ammonia, which can affect hooves and skin if you're not managing it. Adjusting your horse's feed for their reduced winter activity, supporting their gut and nervous system, and staying on top of hoof and skin care all work together to help your horse handle the season more comfortably.

We put together a full breakdown of what to feed, watch for, and adjust as the seasons change — you can read the full article here: https://loom.ly/L6xjt7U

When the wind howls around the stables, leaves rustle and the nights draw in… you may know the scene: your horse suddenly turns every shadow into something to watch. A plastic bag, a bird taking flight, a door slamming — and there he goes again. Winter brings more than just cold: it also brings ...

10/04/2026

Happy meal, happy horse. 🌍🐴 Happy World Animal Day from Cavalor.

10/01/2026

🍂 As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, a lot changes, also for our horses. Less turnout, lower temperatures and more time in the stable lead to built-up energy… and you can feel it.

Many horses become a bit more “spooky” in winter: more alert, more reactive, while typical winter issues like mud fever or thrush also appear more often 👻

09/29/2026

Rinse. Repeat. Glow. 💦🐴✨ CoolSens keeping it cool and keeping it shiny.

09/26/2026

Knees up at last weeks 2 star GP😍