Natural Calmers do any work?

[shadowboy]

Evening everyone,
I am asking on behalf of a friend who has her horse on an organic yard. Its a stunning, amazing place but they cant have any non natural products in the horses' feeds, so does anyone know of a natural calmer that they can reccomend?

 

[KatB]

Yes, Global Herbs range is excellent and does really work. The supercalm chilled my horse out to the poiint of doziness and is palatable, he ate it off my hand!!!

 

[Cahill]

what does this yard do about worming products and drugs a vet would need to use?

 

[shadowboy]

When the horses are wormed they are in for 24 hours and the poo is collected in binbags so as not to contaminate fields. Vaccinations/bute etc is however allowed but its an organic farm according to British legislation so they have to be very careful.

 

[Cahill]

i am going to spray some docks next year.i hope i can find an organic product.
i have mowed them,digged them with a ragfork and cannot ger rid.

 

[shadowboy]

I can find out what products they use for field maintenance if you would like!

 

[Cahill]

yes please.its an area about 40 ft square where a muck heap used to be so i dont need massive quantities.

 

[ruscara]

Tell your friend to try Gold Label Brewers' Yeast powder, two scoops, in her horse's feed. I bet she finds a difference in a very short time! I think it's a great calmer

 

[beatrice]

I can second the Global Herbs, Supercalm, is working well on my mare and again is v palatable and my mare can be fussy with what she eats!

 

[__Annie__]

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