FAQs

FAQs for Serene by Nature cream:

  • When should I start my mare using the cream?

    When a mare’s estrus (season/heat cycle) has ended, begin applying the cream daily for 15 days. Ideally, apply a heaping 1/4 teaspoon twice a day.  Can be applied once a day using a heaping 1/2 teaspoon.

  • What if I don’t know when my mare’s last estrous ended and I want to start on the cream right away?

    Start on the cream on any day and discontinue when the mare begins her next estrus.

  • What should I do if I have a horse show and I want to help my horse to be their best?

    Knowing where your mare is at in her cycle is crucial and by using the cream, you can help her maintain a regular cycle. If she is due to come into estrus (season/heat) during the show/event dates, you may continue usage rather than taking the recommended 6 days off of the cream. This may ‘stall’ her estrus for a few days. If she does come into estrus while at the show/event, keep her on the cream until after the show. Then discontinue cream for 6 days or until her estrous ends, whichever comes first.

  • How long until I see results?

    Some mares may show attitude improvements within the first week. Most mares show an improved mood within the first 21 day cycle. Mares who are really out of balance may take as long as 3 cycles to see results. Balancing the body naturally means giving it the time it needs to heal itself.

  • Why would my horse need Serene by Nature cream?

  • In today’s equine world, there are many man-made pollutants and stresses that can cause imbalances in the natural reproductive cycles. Such imbalances can cause a plethora of negative symptoms in behavior and overall health.
  • Can Serene by Nature be used on geldings and stallions?

  • Yes. The application amount is approximately 1/4 teaspoon once a day, for 25 days out of each month.Serene by Nature cream may help to restore and maintain your horses’ natural balance.
  • How is Serene by Nature cream different from herbal feed supplements for calming?

    Herbal feed supplements may be beneficial in calming horses, and aiding moody mares, but they usually contain herbs that will not pass compliance tests with USEF or FEI. Serene by Nature does not contain any herbs, and is the safe and sensible choice for competing horses.

  • Can I use this cream during my mare’s off season when she is not having regular cycles?

    Most mares are more even tempered in their ‘off months’ (Winter months) and may not need the cream. If a mare does become moody when not on the cream, she may well benefit from resuming usage. Using a smaller dosage of cream such as only a 1/4 teaspoon per day may be sufficient during the winter months. Use the minimum amount needed daily to maintain your mare’s moods. Use for 15 days and take 6 days off, repeat.

  • Can pregnant mares be on the cream?

    Yes. The active ingredient in Serene by Nature cream is bio-identical to the progesterone that not only occurs naturally during a pregnancy, but is actually essential to a viable pregnancy.

  • Why a topical cream for a horse?

    Natural progesterone is not meant to go through the digestive tract and in fact would lose 90% efficacy before even being utilized by the body. Topical application provides a delivery system where the body can have complete absorption at the cellular level within minutes.

  • Why not just put my horse on Regumate or Medroxy?

    Regumate and Medroxy are synthetic drugs that require a prescription and are not bio-identical aka: not naturally existing in horses. The long-term side effects for horses given these drugs are unknown.  Important note: there are known dangerous side effects to humans who come in contact with Regumate including possible miscarriage for pregnant women.

  • What if my horse is currently on Regumate or Medroxy and I want to switch to your natural cream?

    To discontinue Regumate or Medroxy, follow all veterinary and drug company instructions. After last dosage of Regumate or Medroxy, your mare is likely to have an estrous cycle. Start the cream after the last day of her estrus. If she does not have an estrous cycle, then start the cream any day and discontinue when her next estrous begins.

  • How safe is Serene by Nature cream?

    The active ingredient is Mexican Wild Yams and has been being used by women as a topical cream for over 30 years. No known negative side effects or drug interactions have been reported within the 30 plus years of human usage. The bio-identical molecular structure of the steroid hormones is the same in humans as it is in animals and plants; and Serene by Nature cream.

  • Is Serene by Nature cream harmful to humans?

    The active ingredient in our cream is bio-identical to the progesterone found in the human body. If the cream comes in contact with your skin, simply wash off with soap and water. Though the cream is not a danger to humans, it is at the concentrated level for a horse and, therefore, should not be used by humans.

  • Why does my mare need to stop the cream for 6 days?

    It is ideal to stop the cream for 6 days to allow the mare to naturally have her cycle. But if going to a show or event where your mare will be under stress, then it is okay to keep her on the cream until the event is over. After the event, stop the cream for 6 days or the until end of her estrus whichever comes first.

  • Do I have to rotate application sites?

    Yes. Rotating application sites helps ensure optimal absorption and prevents over saturation of any one area.

  • Are there similar products available for the ladies who ride horses?

  • Yes.  Similar products have been available for women for over 30 years. Get yours at: www.progestnet.com
  • How should I store the cream?

    Keep the cream out of direct sunlight and store in moderate temperatures.  Shelf life is about 24 months. The expiration date is on the back of each tube.

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