If you have any questions or problems administering Equine Challenge™ or experience problems incorporating Equine Challenge™ into your horse's diet, please do not hesitate to contact us at
EquineChallenge@sbcglobal.net or call our office at (559) 905-7528.
As with all supplements, you should always discuss any dietary modifications or concerns you may have about your horse's nutrition, with your Veterinarian.
Is your mare suffering from PMS? (Pissy Mare Syndrome)
If you are greeted every morning by a pissy mare
face , you need Pissy Mare
If you have a cranky mare you need Pissy Mare
If you have a moody mare, you need Pissy Mare
Pissy Mare helps influence a quiet disposition in
both mares and geldings.
Pissy Mare: Can be fed year round
Can be fed to pregnant mares
in their last trimester
Will not interfere with mares
natural heat cycle
100% Wildcrafted Raspberry Leaf
Is Cost Effective
Start your mares and geldings on Pissy Mare today
to have a horse you enjoy being around tomorrow!
California Sales Tax will be added to all orders shipped to a California address.
Equine Challenge™ Pissy Mare Feeding Instructions:
Provide to mares weighing 1,000 lbs+ at the rate of 3.5 to 5.0 grams per day (one very lightly packed scoop).
The enclosed 29.6cc scoop will hold approximately 3.5 grams to 5 grams when very lightly packed.
May use an additional scoop per day for the first 10-14 days or on day of scheduled activity.
May be used at same rate for geldings.
May be fed to pregnant mares in their last trimester.
May be used continuously all year.
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
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takes the hassle out of remembering to order
product before your current supply runs out.
If you would like us to automatically ship product to your doorstep all you need to do is fill out the information on the Bottomless Bucket page and we will handle the rest.
Red Raspberry (Rubus Idaeus)
Equine Challenge Supplements™ is proud to introduce it's first herbal support for
horses....Wildcrafted Red raspberry leaves (Rubus idaeus).
Wildcrafting is the practice of harvesting plants from their natural, or "wild"
habitat, for food, medicinal, or other purposes. It applies to uncultivated plants
wherever they may be found, and is not necessarily limited to wilderness areas.
Ethical considerations are often involved, such as protecting endangered species. When wildcrafting is done sustainably with proper respect, generally only the branches or flowers from plants are taken and the living plant is left, or if it is necessary to take the whole plant, seeds of the plant are placed in the empty hole from which the plant was taken. Care is taken to only remove a few plants, flowers, or branches, so plenty remains to continue the supply.
Wildcrafted plants are regulated by The Organic Food Production Act of 1991. Harvesters must designate the area they are harvesting and provide a three-year history of the area that shows no prohibited substances have been applied there. A plan for harvesting must show that the harvest will sustain the wild crop. No prohibited substances can be added by processors.
(from Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia)
The parts of this plant has been used for over a thousand years for more than just the tasty berries.
The leaves of this plants have traditionally been used to calm the females of many species to include the horse. Traditionally, the leaves are used to increase or strengthen the uterine tone of pregnant mares and has been used to support the flushing or cleaning of the uterus post delivery.
The use of raspberry leaves has been used to calm the hyperactivity and aggressive behavior of mares in estrus. This would apply to young maiden mares to older brood mares. There are claims that raspberry leaves will help stallions with fertility issues.
The use of raspberry leaves is not encouraged or recommended in the first trimester of pregnancy due to possibility of miscarriage, but it's use is encouraged for mares in the third trimester for ease of foal delivery.
Pissy Mare may help your mare be more comfortable during her cycles. If your mare is moody, cranky, or has hard cycles, this all-natural herb may help. More Product Info
Ingredients - 100% Wildcrafterd Raspberry Leaf
1 lb. Foil Pouch $24.95 4 month supply
1 horse
2 lb. Foil Pouch $47.95 8 monthy supply
1 horse
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Patina
I want to express how well I have found that your latest
product “Pissy Mare” has worked for my Morgan mare.
By no means is my Patina “pissy” but after reading up
and listening to some knowledgeable information on the
raspberry leaves and how it helps support the “female”
anatomy of the horse I was anxious to see how it worked.
Patina has pyometra.
When I bought her I was told she was not able to carry a
foal because of uterine scarring. It really didn’t’ mean too
much to me at the time. She developed pyometra from
the scarring and after owning her for several months I
noticed her belly was extended. I was a little excited
thinking maybe she was in foal. I had the vet out to check
her and that was not the case. Her uterus was the size of
a beach ball full of pus. She was able to drain it and got a
significant amount of the thick white fluid out.
After speaking to you and Mackie and your suggestion to Patina on her 18th birthday
try this product I am happy to report that she is now able
to expel this build up of fluid on her own. She had been on the product for 4 days and I was cleaning her stall I found she had expelled approximately a gallon of the pus. After 2 weeks of using Pissy Mare the vet was out to give her shots and checked her uterus, it was only the size of a softball. I was so relieved to know that she is able to contract enough to get this pus out on her own. No more beach ball size uterus and I can tell she feels better.
She is now in season and expelling the pus as fast as it builds up…hurray for Patina thanks to Pissy Mare. My husband is also grateful for no more vet bills to clear the fluid. Thanks for “Pissy Mare” and thanks from Patina & Houdi for ALL your outstanding products!!!!
Rita Johnson
Fresno, CA
Chexie, Zanna
After seeing the phenomenal results with Equine Challenge™ I didn't hesistate to try Pissy Mare when it came out. I have a really pissy mare and her, not as bad, sister along with a broodmare that was due to foal. First of all I could tell right away when I opened the bag that it was of the highest quality. The smell alone makes you feel like you are in a mountain meadow. I also have to say that all three of my mares readily ate the red raspberry leaves. I just made sure to introduce it gradually as recommended.
I started with Chexie, the really pissy mare. I'd say within 3 days she just seemed more relaxed. I have had this mare since she was 4 months old and I attempted to breed her at 6, 7 & 9 years. She never took. Whether it was A.I. or live cover. We bred her on a 50 mm follicle and as the vet checked her she was literally ovulating. She never even concieved. This mare also seems to be backward in her cycles. She has really strong heats starting August through December. She also takes longer to shed out than the rest of the group. She would still have some of her coat in early June and would be sweating on the hot days. For the first time this year she was cycling in April strongly and had slicked out by mid-May, and we had unusually cool weather this year. I'm not going to say her disposition is like a gelding, but it's like she has had the edge taken off. Chexie has always had very sensitive skin too and was constantly itchy. She would literally rub herself raw in the spring and summer. This year, so far, she is about 50% better with no other changes than her supplements.
After seeing the results with Chexie I started giving the Pissy Mare to her half-sister, who is a little easier going, but still has many cranky moments, and she also seems more relaxed. She too has the sensitive skin and would get really flakey under the tail and around her muzzle. She has had a lot of improvement too.
The coolest results that I saw were in my broodmare. I started Zanna on the Pissy Mare 2 days after she foaled to get that uterus to shrink back up and clean itself out. I had her checked at 6 days post-partum for any follicular activity. I was going to A.I. her and the semen was to be shipped from Texas so I wanted to check her early. By the way, Zanna is 16 years old and this is her 7th foal. At 6 days post-partum my vet was shocked at how well her uterus had involuted. She said that she was almost 100% back to normal! This was great news for me since I was going to breed her back on her foal heat. I actually took her off of the Pissy Mare the next day and she started cycling at 9 days post-partum. I bred her and she was confirmed in-foal at 16 days of pregnancy. I know that I can give her the Pissy Mare in the last trimester safely and plan to do that this time to keep that uterus and her hormones working at their peak. Zanna is also on the Equine Challenge™ along with the rest of the herd. I have never seen all of them look so terrific! Thanks Mackie for your undying commitment to quality and purity in your products. I know that if you put it out there it is worth using.
Tiffany Finta
Byron, CA
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