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Thanks for your question. Mare Magic provides dried raspberry leaf to help influence a quiet disposition and temper the effects of hormonal fluctuations. If your mare is a bit moody around her heat cycles, this supplement may help manage that behavior. We’d also suggest reading the reviews posted by other customers for feedback on how Mare Magic has helped their horses.

If your mare is nasty when she is in season this product will help her.

Seems to make my mare a little more affectionate and more focused on me

Thanks for your question! While this product is designed for mares, some of our customers have also reported good results with geldings. We recommend checking with your veterinarian before using this product for your stallion, or you may also want to consider a nutrient-based calming supplement with ingredients like magnesium and B-vitamins.

Sure. It's all natural. No side effects. (except for being more calm)

I use SmartMare Harmony, but it is similar to Mare Magic. These supplements are not calmers, per se, but they calm the mare by lessening the pain she faces during her season. A stallion doesn't have the same hormones as a mare, so the supplement would not work on him, I believe.

Thanks for your question! One scoop of this supplement weighs 3.78 grams.

Thanks for your question RustyGirl. The one scoop serving size of Mare Magic provides 3.78 grams or 3,780 mg of Raspberry Leaf.

Thanks for your question. Mare Magic does not contain any selenium. Full ingredient lists for each supplement are available on their product pages under “Ingredients”, located next to “Product Details” and “Happiness Guarantee”. While the NRC recommends 1-3 mg of selenium per day depending on lifestage and workload, they estimate that the upper safe limit for this mineral may be as high as 50 mg per day. So while there is a relatively larger margin of safety than previously believed for this particular mineral, we recommend working with your veterinarian to add up the amount of selenium in your horse’s daily diet of hay, grain and supplements to ensure you’re providing close to the recommended level.