Secure Horse Flash for Horses - 10 Sachets
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Secure Horse Flash: Pheromone Gel for Stressful Moments | Emmers Equestrian
Transport, a vet or farrier visit, a new venue, or a thunderstorm can unsettle even a sensible horse. Secure Horse Flash is an equine appeasing pheromone gel in a box of 10 single-use sachets, small enough for your show bag or trailer. We stock it so you have it ready before your next journey, show, or appointment.
Why owners choose Secure Horse Flash
- Made for the moment: intended for transport, vet and farrier visits, loud noises, and new surroundings.
- Mimics the mare: according to the product information, the gel is designed to mimic the calming pheromone of the mare.
- Quick to use: apply it with your fingers to the base of the nostrils, 15 to 30 minutes before the event.
- Lasts through the event: each application lasts about 2 to 3 hours, according to the product information.
Follow the instructions on your pack, and try the gel at home on a quiet day first. Independent research on pheromone products for horses is limited and mixed, so see the gel as one tool alongside good preparation and training.
A horse that is regularly tense may have a cause that a gel cannot solve, such as pain, saddle fit, workload, or turnout. Ask your vet, and consider our saddle fitting service. To compare other options, see our stress and nerves supplements.
Not sure? You're welcome to visit us in our stores for personal advice
Frequently asked questions
What is Secure Horse Flash?
It is an equine appeasing pheromone gel, sold at Emmers in a box of 10 sachets, applied to the base of the nostrils before a stressful situation.
How do I use it?
Apply the gel with your fingers to the base of the nostrils, 15 to 30 minutes before the event. Each application lasts about 2 to 3 hours, and you can reapply after 2 to 2.5 hours if needed. Avoid contact with the eyes, and follow the instructions on your pack.
Does it work, and can I use it in competition?
Research on pheromone products for horses is limited and mixed, and every horse is different. The seller states that Secure Horse Flash is not listed among prohibited substances, but rules can change, so check the current FEI list and your federation's rules, and ask your vet if you are in doubt.