Hormonal Mare

I bought this product for my hormonal
Filly and in a short time I could see changes in her behaviour. She is much more relaxed and happy. This is my new favourite supplement!

I've had Lulu for 4 yrs, I'm sure I am the only person she doesnt like, never had a mare like her before. Tried her on several cranky mare supplements with very little improvement. But after about 4 weeks on the Hormonal Mare she is actually looking for me in the morning and has even whinnied to say hello. I've now ran out and she is going backwards, but laminitis is now the main issue so she is on Alleviate. But I will definately get more Hormonal mare asap.

My super quiet standardbred mare could not be paddocked anywhere close to my geldings due to it bringing her into season and then she 'grew horns'. Her behaviour became dangerously unpredictable and extremely aggressive, especially towards other horses. Handling her was a nightmare and adding 'chase berry' to her meals helped, but she was still difficult to work with. After doing research and finding McDowell's Hormonal Mare we tried a program including that. She has settled down enormously and can spend time with the geldings without too many squeals and alarming behaviour. Even though it is July, she has come into season, but is now far more reasonable. I am tempted to try another bottle to see if that improves her further before Spring.

I purchased a thoroughbred mare last year that sadly arrived to me completely emaciated. Through the year I’ve been unable to keep weight on her and she hasn’t cycled once!

Thanks to Caths recommendations we got her off any soy products and onto a natural feed regime to help support her hormones. She improved in mood tremendously but was still showing signs of an imbalance in her hormones, that was until we tried ‘Hormonal Mare’.

After one bottle of ‘Hormonal Mare’ she has now successfully cycled for the first time in a year (which very well could be longer for all we know) and she’s begun to maintain her body weight more consistently.

I’m incredibly impressed with this product and so thankful to the McDowells team for their continued guidance and recommendations.

I have used 2 bottles of this and my mare is no longer showing when she horses, living in a paddock with a gelding with no aggressive behavior and no longer striking and squealing

I came across this pony when a friend and fellow Project Hope Horse Welfare member mentioned that she had become aware of a little pony spending her life tied to a concrete block in a small backyard in a neighbouring town. My friend would have taken her but, given that she already had eleven ponies including many rescue ones she feared a divorce may be the result if she came home with this one.
Luckily the owner was happy to find her a more suitable home and I thought she would make a good pony for my future grandchildren. Whatever she turned out to be, I just had to take her from such an unsuitable situation.
When she came home I just turned her out with my little herd to learn how to be a normal horse. Even though she was in good condition she had terrible muscle wastage due to not being able to move around and she hardly knew how to trot.
I noticed straight away that she had a really narky temperament. She had a disconcerting habit of squealing and striking at the other horses and at people with absolutely no warning. Even the horses were taken aback and gave her a wide berth.
I thought her behaviour was a result of the horrible situation she’d come from so I just let her be and thought the other horses would just sort her out eventually. But she didn’t improve.
So I started doing some groundwork with her and teaching her the Parelli seven games and although she learnt a lot and became really lovely to handle and catch she didn’t lose her annoying scary habit. It improved by about 50% but she was still very unpredictable.
Then last spring it came back with a vengeance and she was squirting along with the squealing and striking. It was then that I felt sure it was hormonal and I went straight onto McDowell’s website and found the perfect treatment – McDowell’s Hormonal Mare.
I started feeding her this twice a day but I didn’t handle her for about a month due to being busy with other projects. Just before the farrier came about a month into the treatment I picked up her feet and did some handling and she was just a little angel. When the farrier came I was a little cautious because she would often scare her half to death with a sudden squeal and associated strike. Even though she is little it would give us a huge fright because she just gave no warning.
But there was absolutely no squealing, striking or annoyed behaviour. The Hormonal Mare Mix worked a treat.
When I got her I changed her name to Babyccino because she was small white and frothy. Now she’s not frothy at all – perhaps I’ll have to change her name 