Chastree berry has brought my pony’s cushings level down along with his diet ! Better than drugs

Chastetree berry is the perfect supplement for my old pony. He has improved enormously since I have added it to his food

I hadn’t appreciated just how unpalatable this might be before buying it. I’ve had difficulty getting my usually greedy mare (who eats anything) to touch this and tried everything I can think of to get her to eat it. Only managing about a teaspoon a day so far and much feed and her other usual supplements wasted. I’ve used feedmark products for over 20 years and rate them very highly, but this one is the exception. I have used C plus in the past for an older mare without any issues and thought this would be ok, but it is incredibly bitter tasting. I will persevere but felt other customers should be aware of the potential difficulties if considering it.

I have found it has settled my mare.  She is no longer mareish when in season.  Great calming effect

Rose was presenting as a hormonal, moody mare when a friend suggested trying Chastetree Berry. Within a few weeks Rose was more relaxed and considerably nicer to handle! She has now been on this product for about a year. Unfortunately, over Christmas I ran out of Chastetree Berry. I quickly noticed the difference as, yet again, Rose became grumpy. Calm has once again been restored following the  swift delivery of my latest order.

I was sent 2 bags,when I only wanted 1.I did phone to make sure only one would be sent but 2 arrived .

This supplement has settled my 9 year old mare down. Changing fields and next to new horses she was very excitable, but since starting the Chastetree Berry she has returned to her normal self.

Amazing stuff would highly recommend

Fantastic product. Really helped my grumpy gelding. His mood has very much improved

My elderly mare was diagnosed with Cushing a few years ago and prescribed Prascend by my vet.  After taking the medication for a while, she went off her feed and looked very unhappy.  A friend recommended Chastreeberry,  so I gave it a go, and took her off the prescribed medication My mare has had a new lease of life, she has shed her coat really well this year and just seems a whole lot happier with life.
I’ve discussed this with my vet who has agreed she’s a happier horse but there is a risk to her immune system if she’s not on the prescribed medication.  I’ll take the risk,  depressed horse or happy horse?