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Easy Mare - Supports Balanced Hormones & Calm Behaviour
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EASY MARE is formulated to maintain and support:
- a balanced hormonal system
- a calm and steady outlook
- Moody mares
- 'studdy' gelding behaviour
Easy Mare is a dry supplement containing herbs such as vitex agnus castus and valerian which can help support a mare's normal 21 day heat. It can be useful for very young mares, or those in poor condition, who can exhibit excessive behavioural and physical signs when they are in heat. Early spring can be a difficult time of year and barn changes such as the introduction of youngstock or new geldings can also create behavioural changes. The supplement can be given throughout the year if required.
Why not try our Easy Mare Gold, more quickly absorbed, excellent for " picky eaters" and more economical for the larger horse.
For more general support or anxious behaviour try our Calm & Collected range instead.
- Vitex agnus castus seed (aka Monks Pepper seed & Chasteberry seed)
- Valerian root
- Milk Thistle seed
- Chamomile flowers
- Cramp Bark
- Vervain herb
- Yarrow herb
- We recommend splitting the daily amount between two administrations.
- A 50ml scoop is included in the tub or bag and full instructions will be found on the packaging.
- Please allow up to a month for full benefits to be seen.
- Horses & ponies are individuals so often a lower maintenance amount will be sufficient for long-term use.
If you have any concerns about your animal's health please contact your vet immediately. If you have any queries about using this product, or if your animal is pregnant, please contact our Helpline 1 855 261 1289 (Toll-free) or email helpline@hiltonherbs.com
One of the ingredients in this mix is a herb called Vitex agnus castus which is the seed from a Mediterranean shrub, the seeds look like small grey/black peppercorn. This description accounts for its other names - Chaste Berry or Monk's Pepper, the herb acquired this name in Medieval times when it was used in the monasteries to help control the young novice's libido's!
