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Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
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Rough-up cowgirl
Reg. Aug 2005
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2015-04-11 7:17 PM
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Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
Gotta Have a Gray
Posts: 899
Location: Tex. Panhandle
I'm looking into the the pozzi relax preformance paste and the 707 calming paste. I need to take the nerves off of one of my horses. No ulcers, vet checked top to bottom and is not hurting, current on chiro and teeth. She is bred hot and gets nervous and overreactive during a run if handled to much. What are people's opinions between the 2. The relax comes in 100cc tube and the 707 only 32cc/tube. Price comes out about the same between the 2.
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RUKIDDING?
Reg. Oct 2012
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2015-04-11 9:46 PM
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RE: Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
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Posts: 108
I have super duper good luck with product 707 calmer have not tried the Pozzi product.
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sport565
Reg. Jun 2006
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2015-04-11 10:34 PM
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RE: Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
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Posts: 656
I have used the animal element product "in the zone " with good results. Going to check into the pozzi product
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CJE
Reg. Mar 2005
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2015-04-12 12:20 PM
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RE: Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
Famous for Not Complaining
Posts: 8848
Location: Broxton, Ga
Ive been feeding B1 with good results too............I don't like the planning that goes into the paste.......
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BobbieL
Reg. Dec 2005
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2015-04-12 1:32 PM
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RE: Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
Location: Texas
I tried the Pozzi and my mare wouldn't run on it. It did relax her though. I haven't tried the other. I have good luck with Jailbreak to take the edge off and it didn't take the run out.
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Longneck
Reg. Mar 2004
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2015-04-12 5:53 PM
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RE: Pozzi relax paste vs 707 calming paste
Rad Dork
Posts: 5218
Location: Oklahoma
I like Jailbreak, but haven't tried the Pozzi or 707. I would be more inclined to try the Pozzi, but that's because I've had luck with Oxy Gen.
(Not tried anything by 707.
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