Skin & coat · One herb
Marigold
★★★★★ 5.0 · 2 reviewsFor the coat that dulls under a rug, and the skin that needs a bit of help. 100% pure dried marigold flowers to support healthy skin and coat condition from the inside out. Nothing added.
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One 500g pouch per delivery. A pouch lasts a horse about 3½ weeks (2 scoops, 20g a day) and a pony about 5 weeks (1½ scoops, 15g a day).
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Made for skin and coat
When owners reach for it.
Marigold is a bright flower that’s been used in herbal care for centuries. We dry the whole flower heads, nothing else, so you mix one natural ingredient into their usual feed.
Under rugs all winter
Weeks under a rug can leave the coat flat and the skin dry. Feed it right through the rugging season.
The itchy summer months
For the horse who rubs their mane and tail on every fence post when the weather warms up.
Show season shine
A coat that looks after itself makes show-day prep a lot easier.
“…her mane is intact, and as a bonus, her coat is shining! I even had someone at the yard take a picture of her and send it to me to ask how I got her to look so shiny.”
Orla Harrington✓ VerifiedHer Friesian mare
“I have a friesian mare who gets very itchy in the summer months and always scratches out her mane. I decided to try her on marigold…”
“He really loves the marigold… His coat is gleaming too which is a plus!”
“His coat was so shiny after just one month and throughout winter as he wears his rug. Also been great for his skin…”
What to expect
Give it a month.
Week 1–2
Settling in
Mix it into their usual feed every day. Most horses take to it straight away.
Week 4
Judge it here
Skin and coat change gradually. Feed it every day for at least 30 days before you decide.
Ongoing
All year round
Many owners feed it year round: under rugs in winter, and through the itchy summer months.
If your horse has sore, broken or weeping skin, or is losing hair in patches, talk to your vet first. Marigold supports healthy skin. It isn’t a treatment for a skin condition.
Feeding guide
Pony or small horse
1½ scoops (15g) a day
Lasts about
5 weeks
Horse
2 scoops (20g) a day
Lasts about
3½ weeks
This product is amazing. I have a friesian mare who gets very itchy in the summer months and always scratches out her mane. I decided to try her on marigold and the results were instant! No more itchy Halle, her mane is intact, and as a bonus, her goat is shining! I even had a someone at the yard take a picture of her and send it to me to ask how I got her to look so shiny. 10/10, I have recommended it to so many people already and I’ll definitely keep my mare on it
My older boy can’t eat hay so I pop this into his grass nuts and chaff at night time and he digs into it !! He really loves the marigold and becjase it’s all natural I’m so happy with him having it . His coat is gleaming too which is a plus ! Please bring out bigger bags as I’m going through it too fast !!
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Questions
What owners ask us.
These are the questions that land in our inbox most. Still unsure? Email info@glasequine.com. Chloe or Jeanette will reply.
What does Marigold do?
It’s 100% dried marigold flowers, rich in natural antioxidants, to support healthy skin, coat condition and shine from the inside out. Nothing added.
How much do I feed, and how long does a 500g pouch last?
1½ scoops (15g) a day for a pony, so a pouch lasts about 5 weeks. 2 scoops (20g) a day for a horse, so a pouch lasts about 3½ weeks. A measuring scoop is included. Mix it into their usual feed.
How soon will I see a difference?
Skin and coat change gradually. Feed it every day for at least 30 days before you judge it. Many owners notice more shine within the first month.
Can I feed it all year round?
Yes. Owners feed it through winter for horses under rugs, and through the summer months for horses who get itchy.
My horse can’t eat hay. Can I still feed it?
Yes. Mix it into chaff, soaked grass nuts or any feed they’re having. It’s a dried flower, so it mixes in easily.
Is Marigold competition legal?
Yes. Marigold is competition legal, so you can keep feeding it through the show season. As always, check your governing body’s current rules.
Can I feed it to a pregnant mare?
Yes, Marigold can be fed to pregnant mares. If she’s on medication or under vet care, check with your vet before adding anything new.
Can I feed it with other supplements?
Yes. All our supplements are single natural herbs, made to be fed together. Owners often feed it with Devil’s Claw for older horses, or as part of the Seasonal Support Bundle for winter.
My horse has a skin condition. Will this treat it?
No. Marigold supports healthy skin, but it isn’t a treatment. If the skin is sore, broken, weeping or losing hair, talk to your vet first.
How does the subscription work?
Choose how often you want it delivered and save 15% on every order. Your first box includes free Apple Treats. Skip, pause, change the timing or cancel anytime from your account, with no fees.
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