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Cramp Bark - Feed Ingredient

Cramp bark is derived from the bark of Viburnum opulus, a deciduous shrub native to Europe and North America. It contains a variety of phytochemicals, including coumarins, tannins, and valerenic acid derivatives, traditionally used for their antispasmodic and muscle-soothing properties.

In equine supplements, cramp bark is occasionally included in dried or extract form as part of botanical blends designed to support muscle comfort or relaxation. Its inclusion is based on traditional herbal applications and is typically found in formulations aimed at easing muscle tension or supporting mares during their reproductive cycle.

The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Cramp Bark as an ingredient.

Feeds, Supplements & Products
D-Ty (NAF Equine)
AntioxidantAntioxidant
HealthHealth
MuscleMuscle
PerformancePerformance
D-Ty from NAF Equine is a powdered supplement that is meant to support healthy muscular tissue and function. This supplement contains vitamin E and zinc.
Digest Support (Hilton Herbs)
DigestionDigestion
Gut HealthGut Health
HealthHealth
HerbHerb
Digest Support from Hilton Herbs is a herbal supplement intended to support digestive function in horses. This supplement is intended to support the absorption of nutrients and pH balance.
Oestress (NAF Equine)
AntioxidantAntioxidant
CalmingCalming
HerbHerb
MareMare
Oestress from NAF Equine is intended to support hormonal balance in mares. This supplement contains herbs such as chastetree berries, cramp bark, and black cohosh.
Oestress Liquid (NAF Equine)
CalmingCalming
HerbHerb
MareMare
StressStress
Oestress Liquid from NAF Equine is a horse supplement that is intended to balance hormones in mares. This liquid supplement contains magnesium, chaste tree berries, and cramp bark.

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