Respiratory issues in horses are a topic that understandably causes concern for every owner. The diagnosis of asthma in 16-year-old Hermana, a mare with a strong personality and a sporting past, was a major blow for her caregiver. Despite introducing steroid inhalations and supplements supporting the respiratory system, coughing and tension during work persisted, and trail rides ended in frustration and stress.

The turning point came with the daily use of Hempqualizer+, a natural support that not only brought relief from coughing but also improved the overall comfort of working with the horse. Hermana began to breathe better, relax during training, and behave more calmly in daily routines.

In this story, you’ll read how supplementation can truly impact the quality of life of a horse with early-stage asthma and bring back the joy of shared moments in the saddle.

Hermana – mare, 16 years old, noble type. Previously used for recreational riding and breeding. Well-trained but opinionated. Currently used for light riding in the arena and trail riding.

Hermana has been diagnosed with early-stage asthma. Knowing the fate of other horses with respiratory problems, I was very scared. After a bronchoscopy and consultation with the vet, we were recommended steroid inhalations. I also invested in various respiratory-supporting supplements. Unfortunately, the methods used so far to combat the persistent cough were not very effective. Only after about two weeks did I notice a reduction in coughing and possible shortness of breath.

She also used to cough during training. Under saddle, she is an electric horse, always going forward. During work, her movement appeared tense and restricted. Trail rides always ended with rearing and a desire to return to the stable.

After daily use of Hempqualizer, the coughing problem disappeared within a week! We have now stopped the steroid, and I only use inhalation in critical situations. Thanks to Hempqualizer, training has become pure pleasure. The horse responds much better to aids, and I feel I have more control. During training, she seeks contact more willingly and there is a noticeable increase in relaxation. Trail rides now go smoothly. It’s also worth noting that she’s more relaxed during grooming and saddling than ever before.