Especially for broodmares. Dried cut.

Beneficial for the hormonal system. Chaste Berry has been in use for centuries for balancing and regulating the hormonal system. It gently, but effectively, supports the normal functioning of the pituitary gland, correcting hormonal disturbances. Supporting the progesterone level is extremely helpful in counteracting the irritability and unpredictability that can happen with mares "in season," making them more comfortable, co-operative and safer to handle. Agnus Castus can also be used for overly aggressive stallions and geldings. Agnus castus may benefit your mare if she is experiencing mood changes, anxiety, nervous tension, and physical discomfort related to oestrous cycle.

Wheatgerm is made from the heart of wheat kernels and is rich in digestible protein and low in fibre. It is an excellent source of Vitamins B complex and contains about 10% oil that is rich in Vitamin E. Wheatgerm is rich in Iron and Minerals such as Calcium and Phosphorus and Linoleic Acid.

Licorice root has an impressive list of well documented uses and is probably one of the most over-looked of all herbal remedies. It is included in most Chinese herb combinations to balance the other herbs and to promote vitality , well being and as an overall body tonic.

Liquorice contains natural anti-inflammatory Glycyrrhizinic Acid, soothing the airways and thereby reducing the frequency and intensity of coughing, and respiratory infections. Liquorice also helps to relax bronchial spasms. The herb also soothes soreness in the throat and fights viruses that cause respiratory illnesses and an overproduction of mucus.

It has an aspirin-like action and is helpful in relieving fevers and soothing pain such as headaches.

Its anti-allergenic effect is very useful for hay fever, allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis and bronchial asthma.

Possibly by its action on the adrenal glands, licorice has the ability to improve resistance to stress. By enhancing cortisol activity, glycyrrhizin helps to increase energy, and ease stress.It should be thought of during times of both physical and emotional stress, after surgery or during convalescence, or when feeling tired and run down.

It has a well-documented reputation for healing ulcers. It can also be used for irritation, inflammation and colic in the digestive tract.

Liquorice supplies valuable antioxidant compounds that help maintain and support the overall health of the liver.

Nettles are rich in minerals, such as iron, calcium and potassium. As nettles have a high vitamin C content it ensures the absorption of iron.

Fenugreek is a really versatile and useful herb.

Fenugreek is a valuable digestive tonic. It helps the digestive system to make better use of the available food. thus helping with weight gain and maintaining and promoting good condition.

Fenugreek's chemical composition is very similar to that of cod liver oil. The fenugreek seeds are nutritious being 8% oil and 20% protein, containing vitamins A, B and C as well as Vitamin E, and rich in calcium.

Also used by horse people to:
- encourage fussy eaters.
- increase milk production in lactating mares.
- soothe inflamed intestines.
- reduce complications induced by gastric ulcers.

It has also been found to be useful for:
- allergies,
- bruises,
- anemia,
- lung problems, and
- sinus congestion.

100% Bee Pollen. Excellent for Air-Borne Allergies and runny eyes. Bee Pollen powder is predigested and is an outstanding nutrient. Wonderful to build up the immune system. Strenghtens and builds the system, increases endurance and work capacity. An energising food, helps build resistance to stress and colds, influences the adrenal hormones. The primary ingredient of bee pollen, the pollen of many species of flowers, is a nutritious component of the horse's natural diet. Bee pollen contains a rich array of carotenoids, the family of natural plant antioxidants that includes beta carotene. Many horse owners report increased vitality, better overall health, from adding bee pollen to the feed.
Bee Pollen also contains elements science is not yet able to isolate and identify. Some authorities believe it is precisely these elements, often called the *magic* of the bee, which makes Bee Pollen so effective.

Daily dose to be mixed in with food; for a 1000lb horse one tablespoon in am feeding. Repeat in pm feeding. For all other animals, use 1/8 teaspoon per 15 pounds of body weight. Feed in am and repeat in pm feeding. Allow 30-60 days to see results.

An excellent feed supplement for all animals.

Chaste Berry has been in use for centuries for balancing and regulating the hormonal system.

Feed 10 grams daily.

This dried herbal mix contains Nettle, Red Raspberry Leaves, Chamomile, and Rosehips.

Contains Valerian, Chamomile, Hops, Chaste Tree, Dong Quai, Liquorice, Black Cohosh, Motherwort, Oats.

Hormonal imbalance can lead to stiffness in the back area, mood swings, irritability, difficult behaviour. Chaste Berry (Vitex Agnus-castus) is the active ingredient. This blend also contains Dong Quai root.

For mare-ish behaviour, best given in a 2-3-weeks-on 1-week-off cycle. Not for use during pregnancy.

Note: valerian is now a swabbable substance and there is a four-day stand-down period.

Feed 15-25 grams daily.

Feed 15-25 grams daily.