Burwood Agnus Castus (Chaste Berry) 1kg

Burwood Agnus Castus (Chaste Berry) is a natural herbal supplement to support hormonal balance and temperament in mares, rigs and stallions. Derived from the chaste tree berry, this traditional herb provides nutritional support to the pituitary gland and endocrine system, helping the body to self-regulate hormone levels. Particularly popular for managing moodiness, stress and aggression associated with hormonal fluctuation.

Key Benefits

• Natural Hormonal Support — chaste tree berry traditionally used to help balance hormones in horses
• Supports Mares, Rigs & Stallions — suitable for any horse experiencing hormonal imbalance
• Pituitary & Endocrine Support — provides nutritional support to the body’s hormone-regulating systems
• Reduces Moodiness & Aggression — helps manage temperament issues linked to hormonal fluctuation
• Reduces Stress — supports a calmer, more settled demeanour
• Natural Dried Herb — no artificial additives or fillers
• Powder Format — easy to weigh and mix into existing feed

FAQ

What is Agnus Castus?

Agnus Castus, also known as Chaste Berry or Chaste Tree Berry, is a traditional herbal remedy derived from the fruit of the Vitex agnus-castus plant. It has been used for centuries to support hormonal balance in both humans and animals.

Is it suitable for mares in season?

Yes — Agnus Castus is particularly popular for mares that become difficult, moody or unpredictable during their season. Many owners report improvements in temperament and behaviour with consistent feeding.

Can I feed it to a stallion or rig?

Yes — Burwood Agnus Castus is suitable for mares, rigs and stallions experiencing hormonal imbalance or associated behavioural issues.

How much should I feed?

Follow the feeding guide on the pack. Introduce gradually and allow 4–8 weeks of consistent feeding before assessing results, as herbal supplements can take time to show effect.

Is it safe for competition horses?

Agnus Castus is a natural herbal supplement. Always check with your governing body’s prohibited substances list before feeding to competition horses, as regulations vary between disciplines.