Equine America No More Moods Solution 1 Litre

Equine America No More Moods Solution 1 Litre

A palatable solution containing ingredients traditionally used to support hormone balance and temperament in mares, geldings, and non-breeding stallions. No More Moods combines Chastetree extract (Vitex Agnus Castus) with magnesium and vitamin B1 to support the endocrine system, ease muscle tension, and promote a more settled temperament.

Key Benefits

• Chastetree extract (Vitex Agnus Castus) — traditionally used to support hormone balance and manage mood, especially during the oestrus cycle in mares
• Magnesium & vitamin B1 — support the neuro-muscular system and help ease muscle tension associated with hormonal changes
• Supports hormone balance & temperament — suitable for mares, geldings, and non-breeding stallions
• Low sugar — suitable for horses on restricted diets
• Palatable solution — easily mixed into feed
• BETA NOPS & UFAS accredited — fully compliant with FEI guidelines and Rules of Racing

Not suitable for use in pregnant or lactating mares, or breeding stallions.

How to Feed

Mix the recommended amount into your horse’s feed daily. Follow the feeding guide on the product label. Always ensure fresh water is available. Not suitable for pregnant or lactating mares or breeding stallions.

FAQ

Is it suitable for mares in season?

Yes — No More Moods is specifically designed to support mares during the oestrus cycle, helping to manage the mood changes and muscle tension that can accompany hormonal fluctuations.

Is it suitable for geldings?

Yes — No More Moods is suitable for mares, geldings, and non-breeding stallions. Geldings can also benefit from the magnesium and vitamin B1 for nervous system and muscle support.

Is it suitable for competition horses?

Yes — Equine America is BETA NOPS and UFAS accredited, making No More Moods fully compliant with FEI guidelines and the Rules of Racing.

How long before I see results?

Many owners notice improvements in temperament within 2–4 weeks of consistent daily feeding. For best results, feed continuously throughout the season rather than just on difficult days.