
Valerian for Calming Horses: What We Know
Some calming supplements for horses contain valerian, an herb thought to interact with brain chemicals. Here’s what science says—or doesn’t say—about valerian for calming horses.
Some calming supplements for horses contain valerian, an herb thought to interact with brain chemicals. Here’s what science says—or doesn’t say—about valerian for calming horses.
Learn which calming supplement ingredients work and things to consider before choosing or administering a product to your horse.
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