We do our best to source products that are natural so we avoid harmful chemicals, whether in their feed or products you apply on their skin.

As a rule, if we do not use a product on ourselves, then we do not use it on our pets. For example, we are alarmed to see that some products (i.e. insect wash) sold for animals require humans to wear gloves and not to be in contact with it! If you cannot touch it as it is toxic to humans, then why would you pour it on your horse? Something to ponder…

We offer dried herbs for horses, essential oils (aromatherapy) blends, French green clay (Argiletz) and virgin coconut oil. These natural products can play a big part in providing your pets such as horses and dogs with natural care. Visit our shop to discover all the products available.

Apart from our little shop, on this site, you will find information on horses, dogs, and some on cats. We have information on essential oils and aromatherapy for animals, herbs for horses, the benefits of using clay and coconut oil with animals, flower essences and their influence on pets, nutrition for horses and caring for your pets in a natural, efficient way.

Generally, animals react particularly well to complementary and natural therapies. Horses in particular, will demonstrate successful outcomes. It seems that less the animal is exposed to humans’ way of living, better the reaction is.

In many cases, complementary therapies will prove highly successful and not only will they improve the healing process, but also allow the animal to heal naturally by stimulating its life force. However, one should not attempt to replace veterinary care with complementary therapies. As the name indicates, they are “complementary” and can be used along traditional veterinary care. You should always consult your veterinarian when your pet is ill or injured and check whether these therapies do not hinder allopathic (traditional) treatment.