I have the most beautiful dragon mare. She bites, kicks, and pulls faces constantly. Such a sassy princess – I love her. However, I thought it would be nice to be able to go to the barn and not have to worry so much about being injured, so I decided to try this supplement. Does it work? Well...the jury is still out. Has she kicked me in the two weeks or so since she's been on it? Well, she has tried, yes, but has not been successful (for the record, she has NEVER been successful). Same with the biting (she HAS been successful with the biting a couple times). Has is gotten better since being on the chasteberry supplement? It's hard to say. But it definitely hasn't gotten any worse. I gave it 5 stars because I absolutely believe in MB and I do think if this supplement is going to work...

I have two mares with very different needs. One is 4 years old, full of energy (and SASS!!), and has only recently been started under saddle. The other is nearing 19 years old, is arthritic, a little plump, and sweet as they come. I put both my girls on this supplement for different reasons – one to help with healthy weight gain (my youngster was quite ribby and dull-coated when I got her less than a year ago), and the other to help with overall health and vitality (I want my old girl to stay healthy until she's 50 – no, 60!). I also have both girls on the Omnity premix and the MB vitamin E and Selenium supplement. This, in addition to all the pasture and grass hay they can eat, soaked Timothy/alfalfa cubes, and beet pulp (and MB's Chasteberry for my youngster, though the jury is still out...