Passion Flower - Feed Ingredient

Passion Flower refers to the aerial parts of the Passiflora genus, particularly Passiflora incarnata, which is commonly used in herbal and botanical preparations. The plant contains a variety of phytochemicals, including flavonoids, alkaloids, and glycosides, which are believed to contribute to its traditional calming and soothing effects.

In equine nutrition, passion flower is used as a botanical additive, primarily in calming or behavioral support supplements. It is typically included in dried, powdered, or extract form and is not used as a nutrient source but for its functional phytochemical properties. Passion flower is often blended with other herbs in natural formulations targeting horses exposed to stress, travel, or environmental change.