Valerian for Horses
Valerian for Horses
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Valerian for Horses
Valerian root is a traditional equine herb used as a complementary feed ingredient to support calm, relaxed behaviour during situations that may cause tension or nervousness. It can be included as part of a balanced feeding routine where additional calming support is wanted.
At a glance
- Brand: Horse Straights Direct
- Product type: Horse Herbal Supplement
- Animal: Horses
- Format: Herb
Key features
- Traditional calming herb for horses
- Supports calm, relaxed behaviour
- Supports composure during everyday stress and tension
- Can be used as part of a balanced feeding routine
Feeding guide
For an average 500kg horse, the supplier recommends 10–20g per day. Follow the product label and adjust only with appropriate veterinary or equine-nutrition guidance.
Competition warning: The supplier states that this product is prohibited under FEI rules. Always check the latest rules for your governing body before use in a competition horse.
Natural variation
As a natural herb, colour, texture, aroma and appearance can vary between batches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much Valerian should I feed?
The supplier feeding guide is 10–20g per day for an average 500kg horse. Follow the label and seek professional guidance for horses with specific dietary or health requirements.
Can Valerian be combined with other calming products?
Check ingredient lists to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication or already uses several complementary feeds, ask your vet or equine nutrition professional before combining products.
Is Valerian suitable for competition horses?
The supplier states that Valerian is prohibited under FEI rules. Check the latest rules for your governing body before use in any competition horse.
At a glance
When comparing wellness products, check the active ingredients or composition, format, serving or usage directions, species guidance and any age or weight restrictions. The product-specific information above and the supplier label should always take priority.
If your pet has an existing health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or has persistent symptoms, speak with your vet before introducing a new supplement or wellness product.