Pavo Triple P

Pavo Triple P – Power Performance Muesli for Explosive Energy

Unlike endurance sports, horses that deliver short but powerful athletic performances require plenty of quickly available energy. Pavo Triple P is a highly palatable power muesli for sport horses and ponies used in disciplines such as show jumping, western riding, or harness/flat racing.

Pavo Triple P stands for Pavo Power Performance and provides your horse with immediately noticeable energy and extra drive. It is a complete concentrate specifically designed for explosive performance. In Pavo Triple P, the energy is made quickly available through easily digestible carbohydrates and is released on the very day of feeding. This is ideal for disciplines where that extra bit of power is needed for short, intense bursts of effort.

The grains in Pavo Triple P are puffed, ensuring that horses can optimally absorb the nutrients and utilize the energy efficiently.

The most important benefits at a glance:

• Quick Energy Supply – Provides high levels of quickly available energy for explosive performance.

• Natural Vitamin E & Magnesium – Contains magnesium and natural Vitamin E, which is twice as effective as synthetic variants, to prevent muscle acidification.

• Muscle Support – Natural antioxidants and magnesium keep muscles supple and support recovery after hard work.

• Highly Digestible – Features puffed grains for optimal nutrient absorption and efficient energy use.

• Excellent Palatability – Especially tasty, making it ideal for picky eaters or horses that lose their appetite at competitions.

Areas of Application:

Particularly suitable for sport horses and ponies that:

• Are expected to deliver explosive performance.

• Need a quick boost of extra energy.

• Tend to eat poorly during competitions or travel.

• Perform medium to heavy work (Medium Energy Level).

Training Intensity Note:

Pavo Triple P is designed for a medium energy level: at least 3 days per week, approximately 30-60 minutes of training at a medium to heavy level, primarily trotting with roughly equal parts walk and canter.