Health Categories

Allergies (seasonal)

Herbal Allergy Ease is an effective supplement that contains a carefully selected blend of herbs to support and soothe the respiratory system, eyes, sinuses, ears and nasal passages. It is 100% natural. Formulated for horses suffering with allergic reactions to dust, pollen, spores etc.

Contains: Marshmallow Leaf, Buckwheat and Eyebright.

Buckwheat
Buckwheat has an antihistamine content and is a rich source of calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and trace elements. It contains a variety of flavonoids including rutin. Rutin is used in many countries and is an ingredient in numerous multivitamin preparations and herbal remedies. Rutin has been implicated in the maintenance of capilliary integrity and along with other flavonoids, acts as an antioxidant. Buckwheat aids mobility.

Eyebright
Buckwheat has an antihistamine content and is a rich source of calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and trace elements. It contains a variety of flavonoids including rutin. Rutin is used in many countries and is an ingredient in numerous multivitamin preparations and herbal remedies. Rutin has been implicated in the maintenance of capilliary integrity and along with other flavonoids, acts as an antioxidant. Buckwheat aids mobility.

Flowers of Sulphur
A bright yellow powder obtained from natural deposits of mineral. A natural and pure product that is safe to use and does not harm if ingested. Being anti fungal it helps the healing process.

Garlic
Garlic is rich in sulphur, excreted through the pores, garlic cleanses the blood and helps deter biting files. Supports the development of natural bacterial flora, so vital to good digestion. The nutritious essential oils can help promote a healthy respiratory system. Garlic is know for its beneficial effects on the immune system. Source of copper, Iodine, sulphur, vitamins B and C.

Marshmallow Leaf
Marshmallow leaf is used for the respiratory and urinary system. It has soothing demulcent and mucilaginous properties. Due to its expectorant and emollient qualities, it is used for coughs. Although marshmallow leaf encourages the expulsion of mucus, it is particularly good for coughs that are dry and tight or for any irritation of the airways. Marshmallow leaf is used to soothe and protect membrances and is helpful for inflammation of the mucous membrane of the urinary tract. It is therefore beneficial for soothing membranes and supporting the respiratory and urinary system.

Spirulina
Spirulina is a Blue-Green Algae, rich in protein, essential amino acids, vitamins and trace elements. it is packed with healthy nutrients and has potential anti-histaminic, anti-inflammatory and immune system moderating effects so is helpful for supporting a healthy immune system. Spirulina aids muscle building, supports horses with seasonal sensitivities/reactions to flu/midge bites and supports the immune and respiratory system.

Behaviour

Chamomile
Chamomile is well known for its calming and soothing action, it is a relaxant that help horses with stress, anxiety, tension and restlessness. Chamomile is popular for assisting in healthy sleep patterns and soothing the respiratory and gastro-intestinal tracts, it also aids with irritability. Nutritionally it supports health nervous system, healthy digestion, healthy gastro-intestinal system and healthy coat and skin. Chamomile is a source of calcium.

Hops
Hops are well known for their ability to calm the central nervous system. They will help horses that are easily distracted, enabling them to concentrate on their training. Hops also help to calm horses that are spooky and sensitive, helping horses settle into new surroundings, especially in times of home change. Hops can be given either in their natural dried form or as an infusion by mixing with half a pint of boiling water and allowing to infuse. When cold, the liquid can be used to moisten their dried feed and the spent hops can be mixed into the feed.

Lemon Balm
Lemon Balm is well known for its calming properties, it has a soothing effect on the nervous system and gastrointestinal tract. It has anti-spasmodic properties helping to reduce muscle pain and cramping. The carminative properties help to reduce the level of gas in the stomach and intestines giving relief to digestive upsets.
Lemon Balm has antiviral,antibacterial and antihistamine properties and is helpful in boosting the immunity and for horses recovering from illness.

Passion Flower
Passion Flower supports and relaxes the nervous system, it is well known for its sedative and tranquilising properties. It has a calming effect and is excellent for horses that are stressed, irritable, nervous, anxious, easily excited or spooky. Passion Flower is usually used in conjunction with other nervines (calming herbs) such as hops, chamomile, valarian or vervain. It also has analgesic (pain killing) and anti-spasmodic properties so helpful for horses with muscle tension, it is also helpful in maintaining the function of the gut.All our herbs or best quality human grade herbs.

Super Calm
Herbal Super Calm is an effective calming supplement that is ideal for horses and ponies that are excitable, nervous or spooky. It is a carefully selected herbal blend to support a balanced nervous system and create an overall calming effect. This product contains Valerian.

Super Calm – Valerian Free
Herbal Super Calm – Valerian Free is an alternative to our regular Herbal Super Calm for horses and ponies that are competing under FEI rules. It is an effective calming supplement that is ideal for horses and ponies that are nervous, spooky or excitable. It is a carefully selected herbal blend to support a balanced nervous system and create a overall calming effect. Contains Hops, Chamomile, Passion Flower, Vervain and Lemon Balm.

Valerian Root
Valarian root has nervine and carminative actions. It relaxes the horse without impeding performance and relieves stress, anxiety, nervousness and restlessness. Valerian is a very effective calmer for over excited horses, it does not tranquilise but will make the horse less reactive. Valarian is helpful for horses that process anxiety and tension through their muscles.

Valerian Root Powder
Valarian root has nervine and carminative actions. It relaxes the horse without impeding performance and relieves stress, anxiety, nervousness and restlessness. Valerian is a very effective calmer for over excited horses, it does not tranquilise but will make the horse less reactive. Valarian is helpful for horses that process anxiety and tension through their muscles.

Vervain
Vervain has nervine, tonic and hepatic actions. It is helpful for nervous or over excited horses that are sensitive to touch. It helps to support the nervous system especially after illness. Vervain is effective on fizzy or spooky horses, having the ability to calm them down and help them concentrate. It is a natural tension reliver that works well with chamomile for a herbal blend that is legal in all competition rules. Vervain also supports liver and digestive function and can promote milk production.

Breathing/ Respiratory System

Aniseed
Aniseed has a carminative and oestrogenic affect. It supports the digestive and respiratory systems, it promotes healthy sinuses and is often recommend for horses with chronic coughs. The seeds are ideal as a carminative, they are also useful for gassy gut and flatulence as they can settle the digestive systems and support regular bowel movement. The seeds are also a good appetiser and can be used to encourage the reluctant feeder. Aniseed also supports skin health and can assist optimum lactation.

Boneset
Boneset is also known as Feverwort, Thoroughwort or sweating-plant. Given to a horse as a dried herb, boneset acts as a tonic. Nutrients found in boneset include calcium, magnesium, PABA, potassium and vitamins C and B-complex. Used extensively throughout the US by Native Americans and settlers.

Easy Breathe
Herbal Easy Breathe is an effective respiratory supplement that contains a carefully selected blend of herbs to support and heal the respiratory system. It is 100% natural. Formulated to relieve the irritation from seasonal allergies, airborne pests and particles that can cause distress and aggravation to the airways.

Garlic
Garlic is rich in sulphur, excreted through the pores, garlic cleanses the blood and helps deter biting files. Supports the development of natural bacterial flora, so vital to good digestion. The nutritious essential oils can help promote a healthy respiratory system. Garlic is know for its beneficial effects on the immune system. Source of copper, Iodine, sulphur, vitamins B and C.

Golden Rod
Golden Rod, also known as Woundwort and Aaron’s Rod herb cleansing the system without causing irritation and depletion of vital minerals and vitamins. It is a bitter astringent herb that also has an antifungal effect. Golden Rod is also a good digestive aid.

Horehound
Horehound is a bitter digestive and hepatic tonic. It is sometimes used as a gastric tonic. Horehound can encourage and increase appetite as it is a gentle digestive stimulant. Horehound promotes lung health.

Hyssop
Hyssop is a bitter astringent herb with expectorant, anti-inflammatory and tonic effects (especially for the digestive, nervous and upper respiratory systems. Hyssop is used for the respiratory system, due to its expectorant qualities, it is used for coughs. The entire flower is used for fevers, bronchitis and upper respiratory tract infection.. it can be used to help the digestion and to ease flatulence and colic.

Liquorice Root
Liquorice root can be very beneficial to horses, it has demulcent properties and supports soothing of the respiratory tract. It has also shown the ability to aid liver function. Liquorice has an oestrogenic activity which has been used to aid fertility in female animals therefore it is advisable to avoid use during pregnancy.

Marshmallow Leaf
Marshmallow leaf is used for the respiratory and urinary system. It has soothing demulcent and mucilaginous properties. Due to its expectorant and emollient qualities, it is used for coughs. Although marshmallow leaf encourages the expulsion of mucus, it is particularly good for coughs that are dry and tight or for any irritation of the airways. Marshmallow leaf is used to soothe and protect membranes and is helpful for inflammation of the mucous membrane of the urinary tract. It is therefore beneficial for soothing membranes and supporting the respiratory and urinary system.

Marshmallow Root
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Marshmallow Root Powder
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Mullein Leaves
Mullein is helpful for a variety of equine respiratory conditions including Inflammatory airway disease (Heaves), respiratory allergies, dry and productive coughs and exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage EIPH (bleeding) Mullein can be used alone but its effects are enhanced when combined with additional herbs such as yarrow. Mullein is a demulcent (relieves irritation of the mucous membranes), anti-tussive (suppresses and relieves coughing) and expectorant (loosens and clears mucus).

Plantain
Plantain leaves are high in anti-inflammatory compounds making the herb effective for all types of inflammation. The tannins in plantain have astringent properties which reduce inflammation and make it very efficient at fighting infection. It supports lung health and helps with irritation of the lungs. Its mucilage content reduces irritation which relieves dry cough. It moistens and coats the air passage with a protective layer which soothes and protects internal mucous membranes and prevents further irritation. Plantain has been used for digestive discomfort and impacted digestion. Rich in vitamins C, K and factor “T” which helps to stop bleeding.

Spirulina
Spirulina is a Blue-Green Algae, rich in protein, essential amino acids, vitamins and trace elements. it is packed with healthy nutrients and has potential anti-histaminic, anti-inflammatory and immune system moderating effects so is helpful for supporting a healthy immune system. Spirulina aids muscle building, supports horses with seasonal sensitivities/reactions to flu/midge bites and supports the immune and respiratory system.

Thyme
Thyme has anti-spasmodic, expectorant, antimicrobial, astringent and carminative actions. Due to its expectorant action and antiseptic properties, Thyme is useful for the upper respiratory tract, ideal for coughs. Thyme is also used for the digestive system.

Blood Cleansing

Burdock Root
Burdock is an excellent aid to digestion and supports liver and kidney function. Burdock can be useful as a tissue cleanser, it supports the tissues in their action of absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste products. It can be useful as a general detox. Due to its detoxing nature, it is best used alongside other herbs such as nettle or clivers which help with the removal of these toxins. Burdock root helps to maintain healthy skin and is good for dry scurfy skin. Burdock it is a bitter and can encourage appetite. Contains copper.

Calendula
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Echinacea
Echinacea is the best known herb to support the body’s defences. It is a blood cleanser and glandular and lymphatic system cleanser. Echinacea is used to help maintain a healthy immune system. CAUTION: Do not feed to mares in foal.

Garlic
Garlic is rich in sulphur, excreted through the pores, garlic cleanses the blood and helps deter biting files. Supports the development of natural bacterial flora, so vital to good digestion. The nutritious essential oils can help promote a healthy respiratory system. Garlic is know for its beneficial effects on the immune system. Source of copper, Iodine, sulphur, vitamins B and C.

Lymph Support
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Marigold Flowers
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Marigold and Clivers
Lymph support contains calendula and clivers which are an excellent combination for supporting and toning the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. Calendula and clivers are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Nettle
Nettle is a rich source of iron and vitamin C, both of which actively promote an efficient circulatory system. An effective circulatory system is vital for the cleansing of the body, removal of waste products, expulsion of toxins and nutrient support of the muscles and bones. Nettle also contains sodium, chlorophyll, protein and dietary fibre. It is ideal for use as a spring tonic and general blood cleanser. It is a good conditioner and encourages dappling’ on a horse’s coat. It acts as an astringent and helps support the lymphatic system. Nettle also contains manganese, potassium, sulphur and vitamin A. A wash can be made from nettle that can be used as a rinse for manes and tails.

Rosemary

Circulation, Lamintis and EMS Support

Artichoke Leaves
Artichoke leaves are suitable for using with stomach and gastrointestinal disorders and stomach pain. It helps digest nutrients more effectively and is used to balance digestive disorder. Artichoke leaves enhance the horses body cell regeneration as well as liver and kidney function. It also increases the gastric mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract mucus production and therefore protects the intestinals. It is suitable for natural equine gastric ulcer prevention and treatment support . It has been shown to lower the post-meal sugar peaks, which plays a major role in metabolic syndrome prevention and treatment .

Buckwheat
Buckwheat has an antihistamine content and is a rich source of calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and trace elements. It contains a variety of flavonoids including rutin. Rutin is used in many countries and is an ingredient in numerous multivitamin preparations and herbal remedies. Rutin has been implicated in the maintenance of capilliary integrity and along with other flavonoids, acts as an antioxidant. Buckwheat aids mobility.
Caution: Care should be taken with pink skinned horses or horses, known to suffer with photosensitivity.

Cinnamon
Cinnamon is a good aid to overall digestive health, it contains a volatile oil that calms the system. Cinnamon is helpful in reducing flatulence and stabilising loose droppings. It is a powerful antioxidant and can be beneficialitional for overweight horses. Cinnamon promotes insulin activity and therefore helpful in maintaining normal blood sugar levels.

Ginseng (Siberian)
Ginseng has been revered as a human tonic for centuries. It is made up of ginsenosides, essential oils, amino acids, peptides, vitamins and minerals. Ginseng aids optimal performance, decreases stress and is good for stamina and vitality. Ginseng is a natural non-sedating daily supplement that reduces nervousness, stress and spookiness while helping confidence and performance.

Green Tea Sencha
Green Tea Sencha is a powerful anti oxidant. Common anti oxidants are vitamin C and E. Anti oxidant levels in green tea are a hundred times more effective than vitamin C and 25 times more effective than vitamin E in supporting the immunity. It also helps clear the skin.

Hawthorn Berries
Hawthorn is one of the best herbs to support the capillaries and circulation, it is the perfect cardiovascular tonic. It has beneficial action of the blood flow and heart rate and helps with blood pressure. Hawthorn is high in iron and contains 19 different flavenoids. Hawthorn is beneficial to horses and forms a natural part of their diet.

Hawthorn Leaves
Hawthorn is one of the best herbs to support the capillaries and circulation, it is the perfect cardiovascular tonic. It has beneficial actions on the blood flow and heart rate and helps with blood pressure. Hawthorn is high in iron and contains 19 different flavenoids. Hawthorn is beneficial to horses and forms a natural part of their diet.

Lami Support
Herbal Lami Support is an effective herbal supplement that contains a carefully selected blend of herbs to support the treatment and prevention of laminitis. It is 100% natural and has been formulanted for horses and ponies that are prone to suffering with laminitis and to work in a preventative way before sysmptoms present.
Contains: Agnus Castus, Artichoke Leaves, Buckwheat, Cinnamon, Hawthorn Berries, Hawthorn Leaves, Kelp and Nettle

Nettle
Nettle is a rich source of iron and vitamin C, both of which actively promote an efficient circulatory system. An effective circulatory system is vital for the cleansing of the body, removal of waste products, expulsion of toxins and nutrient support of the muscles and bones. Nettle also contains sodium, chlorophyll, protein and dietary fibre. It is ideal for use as a spring tonic and general blood cleanser. It is a good conditioner and encourages dappling’ on a horse’s coat. It acts as an astringent and helps support the lymphatic system. Nettle also contains manganese, potassium, sulphur and vitamin A. A wash can be made from nettle that can be used as a rinse for manes and tails.

Rosemary
Rosemary has tonic and carminative actions. It has been used both as a blood cleanser and to support circulation. It is helpful in calming and toning the digestive system, especially if this is stress related or caused through nervous tension. Rosemary also supports liver function. CAUTION: DO NOT FEED TO MARES IN FOAL

Yarrow
Yarrow is an astringent and digestive stimulant. It encourages appetite and supports circulation to peripheral blood vessels. It also supports a healthy urinary system.

Detox

Bentonite Clay
Bentonite clay lines the stomach and digestive tract. It detoxifies the system especially when on long term medication and helps the bacteria of the intestines and body’s general constitution. Bentonite clay promotes healing and the formation of new skin.

Burdock Root
Burdock is an excellent aid to digestion and supports liver and kidney function. Burdock can be useful as a tissue cleanser, it supports the tissues in their action of absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste products. It can be useful as a general detox. Due to its detoxing nature, it is best used alongside other herbs such as nettle or clivers which help with the removal of these toxins. Burdock root helps to maintain healthy skin and is good for dry scurfy skin. Burdock it is a bitter and can encourage appetite. Contains copper.

Marshmallow Root
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Marshmallow Root Powder
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Milk Thistle (ground)
Milk Thistle has been used for over 2000. It is the most popular herb used to maintain and support a healthy liver function. Milk Thistle has an effective anti-oxidant action that is 10 times that of Vitamin E. It is used for the maintenance of liver health and function in horses. Milk Thistle is a good spring tonic and is high in linoleic acid helping to support female hormonal balance. Used for detoxification.

Digestion

Aniseed
Aniseed has a carminative and oestrogenic affect. It supports the digestive and respiratory systems, it promotes healthy sinuses and is often recommend for horses with chronic coughs. The seeds are ideal as a carminative, they are also useful for gassy gut and flatulence as they can settle the digestive systems and support regular bowel movement. The seeds are also a good appetiser and can be used to encourage the reluctant feeder. Aniseed also supports skin health and can assist optimum lactation.

Artichoke Leaves
Artichoke leaves are suitable for using with stomach and gastrointestinal disorders and stomach pain. It helps digest nutrients more effectively and is used to balance digestive disorder. Artichoke leaves enhance the horses body cell regeneration as well as liver and kidney function. It also increases the gastric mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract mucus production and therefore protects the intestinals. It is suitable for natural equine gastric ulcer prevention and treatment support . It has been shown to lower the post-meal sugar peaks, which plays a major role in metabolic syndrome prevention and treatment .

Bentonite Clay
Bentonite clay lines the stomach and digestive tract. It detoxifies the system especially when on long term medication and helps the bacteria of the intestines and body’s general constitution. Bentonite clay promotes healing and the formation of new skin.

Boneset
Boneset is also known as Feverwort, Thoroughwort or sweating-plant. Given to a horse as a dried herb, boneset acts as a tonic. Nutrients found in boneset include calcium, magnesium, PABA, potassium and vitamins C and B-complex. Used extensively throughout the US by Native Americans and settlers.

Brewers Yeast
Brewers yeast has long been a favourite of horse keepers. Its high quality amino acids encourage a healthy population of gut flora, ensuring better hindgut digestion, and so helps the horse derive more vitamins and minerals from the dried forage part of their diet. It also provides copper and zinc and is high in vitamin B1 (thiamine) B2(Riboflavin) B3 (Niacin). These B group vitamins are known for their ability to maintain healthy skin, nervous and digestive system, and is particularly useful for hard working horses, lactating mares, anxious and problem horses.

Burdock Root
Burdock is an excellent aid to digestion and supports liver and kidney function. Burdock can be useful as a tissue cleanser, it supports the tissues in their action of absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste products. It can be useful as a general detox. Due to its detoxing nature, it is best used alongside other herbs such as nettle or clivers which help with the removal of these toxins. Burdock root helps to maintain healthy skin and is good for dry scurfy skin. Burdock it is a bitter and can encourage appetite. Contains copper.

Celery Seeds
Celery seed will aid natural digestion, it has a warming effect that will help if the horse if chilled or run down. Celery seed has a calming effect and is a good source of vitamin B6 and iron, it is also useful in providing calcium and carbohydrates. Celery seed can be particularly useful for mobility and joint stiffness, maximising joint comfort. It promotes the excretion of urine and may also help to calm the nerves.

Chamomile
Chamomile is well known for its calming and soothing action, it is a relaxant that help horses with stress, anxiety, tension and restlessness. Chamomile is popular for assisting in healthy sleep patterns and soothing the respiratory and gastro-intestinal tracts, it also aids with irritability. Nutritionally it supports health nervous system, healthy digestion, healthy gastro-intestinal system and healthy coat and skin. Chamomile is a source of calcium.

Comfrey
Comfrey also known as knitbone or bruisewort, is known for its remarkable ability to promote and support natural healing. Comfrey is a rich source of vitamin B12 which supports healing to bone, cartilage and soft connective tissue. It has a pulmonary action which is excellent in soothing and reducing irritation. It can be used internally and externally for bruised muscles, ligaments and joints.

Fennel Seeds
Fennel Seeds are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin C, potassium and calcium. They are also rich in volatile oils including anethole, fenchone and estragole which are known for their carminative properties, fennel seeds also have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. These natural seeds can have a relaxing effect on the horses stomach if they are feeling discomfort or have excess gas. They can also help mares from the last month of pregnancy onwards to enhance the quality and quantity of milk. Most horses like the taste of fennel so it also works as a good apetite stimulator.

Fenugreek
Fenugreek is ideal for fussy eaters and poor doers, it is useful in helping horses put on weight and gain condition, giving a new shine to the coat. It is a valuable digestive tonic helping the system make better use of available food. Its mild bitter action helps appetite and acid production. It can help bowel movement, help milk production and lower cholesterol levels in blood. Fenugreek seeds are very nutritious being 8% oil and 20% protein. It is rich in calcium which is essential for nursing mares and contains vitamins A, B, C and e.

Happy Gut
Herbal Happy Gut is an effective digestive supplement that contains a carefully selected blend of herbs to support and soothe the digestive system. It is 100% natural containing. Herbal Happy Gut is formulated for horses suffering with stomach issues such as colic, diarrhoea and general abdominal pain or discomfort.

Lemon Balm
Lemon Balm is well known for its calming properties, it has a soothing effect on the nervous system and gastrointestinal tract. It has anti-spasmodic properties helping to reduce muscle pain and cramping. The carminative properties help to reduce the level of gas in the stomach and intestines giving relief to digestive upsets.
Lemon Balm has antiviral,antibacterial and antihistamine properties and is helpful in boosting the immunity and for horses recovering from illness.

Liquorice Root
Liquorice root can be very beneficial to horses, it has demulcent properties and supports soothing of the respiratory tract. It has also shown the ability to aid liver function. Liquorice has an oestrogenic activity which has been used to aid fertility in female animals therefore it is advisable to avoid use during pregnancy.

Marshmallow Root
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Marshmallow Root Powder
Marshmallow root soothes the digestive and respiratory tracts. It contains mucilage and calms inflammation by coating the inflamed area. Marshmallow root is specific for any condition of the digestive system, its also helps to regulate bacteria in the intestine. Its properties make it helpful for respiratory problems also helping to soothe a sore throat. It has the ability to bind and eliminate toxins, allowing the body to cleanse itself.

Meadowsweet
The old horse herb that supports horses in later years, known as the herbal asprin but without the side effects. It optimises normal temperature and contains a substance called salicylic acid which has an anti-inflammatory action on arthritic and rheumatic pain. It has been found to improve the condition of connective tissue, aiding flexibility and comfort for joints and muscles. Meadowsweet is one of the best herbs for supporting the digestive system.

Mint
Mint has been used for centuries as a digestive aid. It is a stimulant and due to its strong, pleasant aroma and taste, mint is used as an appetiser to encourage shy or fussy eaters . It also provides essential vitamins and minerals. Mint is a beneficial herb used for calming the digestive system helping to soothe and relax the digestive tract and is recommended for horses with a delicate gut. Also helpful in ‘drying up’ a mare from lactating after weaning.

Parsley
One of the oldest and longest used herbs with a long history of use with horses. It is an excellent source of vitamins A, B and C. Parsley contains chlorophyll, iron, calcium, potassium, thiamine, niacin and riboflavin. It is a calmative, releasing cramp-producing gas and digestive tonic. Parsley encourages milk production in lactating mares and was fed by the Greek charioteers to pep their horses up. Caution: Parsley has uterine stimulatory properties and should not be given to pregnant mares.

Plantain
Plantain leaves are high in anti-inflammatory compounds making the herb effective for all types of inflammation. The tannins in plantain have astringent properties which reduce inflammation and make it very efficient at fighting infection. It supports lung health and helps with irritation of the lungs. Its mucilage content reduces irritation which relieves dry cough. It moistens and coats the air passage with a protective layer which soothes and protects internal mucous membranes and prevents further irritation. Plantain has been used for digestive discomfort and impacted digestion. Rich in vitamins C, K and factor “T” which helps to stop bleeding.

Psyllium Husk
Psyllium Husk is suitable for horses and foals. It provides probiotic support promoting growth of good bacteria in the intestines. It is recommended for horses with a tendency towards impaction, sluggish bowel movement, abdominal bloating/hay belly and excessive gas production. Psyllium Husk helps remove toxins, bacteria and undigested material from the digestive tract. It is beneficial for horses grazing on sandy soil as it helps remove sand, grit and dirt from the gut. Horses must have free access to water when using this product.

Rosemary
Rosemary has tonic and carminative actions. It has been used both as a blood cleanser and to support circulation. It is helpful in calming and toning the digestive system, especially if this is stress related or caused through nervous tension. Rosemary also supports liver function. CAUTION: DO NOT FEED TO MARES IN FOAL

Slippery Elm
Slippery Elm has demulcent, nutritive and mild astringent actions. It is high in mucilage and is both cooling and soothing to the digestive system, or any mucous membrane. Nutritive and easy to digest, Slippery Elm can be used safety and confidently for the youngest and the oldest of animals.

Thyme
Thyme has anti-spasmodic, expectorant, antimicrobial, astringent and carminative actions. Due to its expectorant action and antiseptic properties, Thyme is useful for the upper respiratory tract, ideal for coughs. Thyme is also used for the digestive system.

Wormwood
Wormwood is an effective tonic for the whole digestive system and is helpful for stimulating appetite. Its actions include: bitter tonic, carminative and stomachic. A brew can also be used externally as a lotion for infestations such as lice. CAUTIONS: Do not use long term and do not give to pregnant mares.

Yarrow
Yarrow is an astringent and digestive stimulant. It encourages appetite and supports circulation to peripheral blood vessels. It also supports a healthy urinary system.

Ears, Eyes and Sinus

Eyebright
Eyebright has an astringent action. It is known as the sinus herb and as the name suggests it appears to have a special effect on the eye. Eyebright can be fed or used as a tea. Eyebright can be made into an eyewash or compress and can be used internally and externally.

Fluid Retention

Clivers
Clivers, commonly known as Cleavers or Goosegrass, is excellent for supporting and toning the lymphatic system, it also supports the urinary system. Clivers are rich in silica helping strengthen coat and hair and improve horn and hoof quality. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. In equal quantities, these herbs are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Lymph Support
Lymph support contains calendula and clivers which are an excellent combination for supporting and toning the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. Calendula and clivers are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Marigold & Clivers
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

General Health

Hedgerow Herbs
Hedgerow Herbs is a blend of herbs designed for horses that do not have access to the range of seasonal pants that would naturally be available to them when foraging along the hedgerow. Modern day paddocks often do not give access to the selection of herbs and plants that horses would naturally seek out. This blend of herbs provides some of the natural plants and medicinal herbs that may be lacking from the horses grazing.

Kelp
Kelp is an all round source of minerals and vitamins. It is an excellent hoof supplement containing balanced quantities of essential minerals such as iron, selenium, iodine, sulphur, copper, magnesium, potassium, sodium, calcium, manganese, cobalt, phosphorus, zinc, beta carotene and vitamins A, B, B1, B2, B12, C, D, E, niacin and up to 20 different amino acid. There are 46 minerals present in kelp, it helps support natural defences and is an all round aid to skin and coat condition. As an all round vitamin and mineral supplement, kelp is hard to beat.

Spirulina
Spirulina is a Blue-Green Algae, rich in protein, essential amino acids, vitamins and trace elements. it is packed with healthy nutrients and has potential anti-histaminic, anti-inflammatory and immune system moderating effects so is helpful for supporting a healthy immune system. Spirulina aids muscle building, supports horses with seasonal sensitivities/reactions to flu/midge bites and supports the immune and respiratory system.

Healing

Boneset
Boneset is also known as Feverwort, Thoroughwort or sweating-plant. Given to a horse as a dried herb, boneset acts as a tonic. Nutrients found in boneset include calcium, magnesium, PABA, potassium and vitamins C and B-complex. Used extensively throughout the US by Native Americans and settlers.

Comfrey
Comfrey also known as knitbone or bruisewort, is known for its remarkable ability to promote and support natural healing. Comfrey is a rich source of vitamin B12 which supports healing to bone, cartilage and soft connective tissue. It has a pulmonary action which is excellent in soothing and reducing irritation. It can be used internally and externally for bruised muscles, ligaments and joints.

Hoof Quality

Clivers
Clivers, commonly known as Cleavers or Goosegrass, is excellent for supporting and toning the lymphatic system, it also supports the urinary system. Clivers are rich in silica helping strengthen coat and hair and improve horn and hoof quality. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. In equal quantities, these herbs are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Healthy Hoof
Herbal Healthy Hoof is a natural blend of herbs to promote hoof health and strength. It is a good all round source of minerals and vitamins. An excellent hoof supplement containing kelp which has balanced quantities of essential minerals, Rosehips which contain powerful antioxidants, biotin and rich in vitamin C, and Clivers which is well known for its ability to improve horn and hoof quality. These herbs are traditionally used to improve hoof quality and work together to promote strong and healthy hoof growth.

Rosehips (ground)
Rosehips are a rich source of vitamin C, also contain minerals and a source of iron, vitamins A, K, thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and volatile oil. Rosehips are a mild astringent and an excellent anti-oxidant that is sometimes known as ‘blood tonic’. They help cleanse the body of toxins while supporting the kidneys, liver and circulatory systems. They are also nutritionally important for health hooves, bones, skin and coat. After a period of illness, rosehips can be combined with other herbs to help the horse recover and return to health. Rosehips are excellent to use as a spring tonic.

Rosehips (whole)
Rosehips are a rich source of vitamin C, also contain minerals and a source of iron, vitamins A, K, thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and volatile oil. Rosehips are a mild astringent and an excellent anti-oxidant that is sometimes known as ‘blood tonic’. They help cleanse the body of toxins while supporting the kidneys, liver and circulatory systems. They are also nutritionally important for health hooves, bones, skin and coat. After a period of illness, rosehips can be combined with other herbs to help the horse recover and return to health. Rosehips are excellent to use as a spring tonic.

Hormonal Balance

Agnus Castus
Agnus Castus (Chaste Tree Berry / Vitex Berry) has long been used to help maintain a balanced hormonal system supporting the normal functioning of the pituitary gland and endocrine system. The endocrine system produces hormones that act to regulate metabolism, growth, reproduction, sweating, stress response, and much more. Supporting the progesterone level is extremely helpful in counteracting the irritability and unpredictability that can happen with mares “in season”. Often a short course of the herb will help maintain a balanced hormonal system. Agnus Castus can work similarly for riggy geldings that show stallion type behaviour e.g. aggression, mounting etc.

Milk Thistle
Milk Thistle has been used for over 2000. It is the most popular herb used to maintain and support a healthy liver function. Milk Thistle has an effective anti-oxidant action that is 10 times that of Vitamin E. It is used for the maintenance of liver health and function in horses. Milk Thistle is a good spring tonic and is high in linoleic acid helping to support female hormonal balance. Used for detoxification.

Raspberry Leaf
Raspberry leaf is the ultimate pregnancy herb helping to tone and support the uterine muscles to assist with contractions during foaling. It is high in vitamins and minerals and can also help with milk production. It has been used to support the flushing or cleansing of the uterus post delivery. Raspberry leaf is good for hormone balance and has been used to help calm aggressive behaviour in mares and make them more comfortable during estrus. Usually given during the last 45 days of pregnancy and for 1 week after foaling, do not use during early pregnancy.

Immune System Support

Astragalus Root
Astragalus Root is a medicinal herb used to boost the immune system. It promotes long term strengthening of the immune system, especially after illness, helping to fight infection and regain strength. Astragalus root has antibacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used to treat chronic illness. It improves kidney circulation and supports liver health, protecting the liver against toxic substances and viruses, it also supports heart health. Astragalus root strengthens the digestive system and increases metabolic activity. It modulates stress and redresses the system balance in distressed horses.

Calendula
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Echinacea
Echinacea is the best known herb to support the body’s defences. It is a blood cleanser and glandular and lymphatic system cleanser. Echinacea is used to help maintain a healthy immune system. CAUTION: Do not feed to mares in foal.

Ginseng (Siberian)
Ginseng has been revered as a human tonic for centuries. It is made up of ginsenosides, essential oils, amino acids, peptides, vitamins and minerals. Ginseng aids optimal performance, decreases stress and is good for stamina and vitality. Ginseng is a natural non-sedating daily supplement that reduces nervousness, stress and spookiness while helping confidence and performance.

Green Tea Sencha
Green Tea Sencha is a powerful anti oxidant. Common anti oxidants are vitamin C and E. Anti oxidant levels in green tea are a hundred times more effective than vitamin C and 25 times more effective than vitamin E in supporting the immunity. It also helps clear the skin.

Lemon Balm
Lemon Balm is well known for its calming properties, it has a soothing effect on the nervous system and gastrointestinal tract. It has anti-spasmodic properties helping to reduce muscle pain and cramping. The carminative properties help to reduce the level of gas in the stomach and intestines giving relief to digestive upsets.
Lemon Balm has antiviral,antibacterial and antihistamine properties and is helpful in boosting the immunity and for horses recovering from illness.

Red Clover
Red clover has oestrogenic actions and is very beneficial for horses that are weak or rundown and need to regain strength. It has a supportive action on the body’s immune system and eliminatory system.

Rosehips (ground)
Rosehips are a rich source of vitamin C, also contain minerals and a source of iron, vitamins A, K, thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and volatile oil. Rosehips are a mild astringent and an excellent anti-oxidant that is sometimes known as ‘blood tonic’. They help cleanse the body of toxins while supporting the kidneys, liver and circulatory systems. They are also nutritionally important for health hooves, bones, skin and coat. After a period of illness, rosehips can be combined with other herbs to help the horse recover and return to health. Rosehips are excellent to use as a spring tonic.

Rosehips (whole)
Rosehips are a rich source of vitamin C, also contain minerals and a source of iron, vitamins A, K, thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and volatile oil. Rosehips are a mild astringent and an excellent anti-oxidant that is sometimes known as blood tonic’. They help cleanse the body of toxins while supporting the kidneys, liver and circulatory systems. They are also nutritionally important for health hooves, bones, skin and coat. After a period of illness, rosehips can be combined with other herbs to help the horse recover and return to health. Rosehips are excellent to use as a spring tonic.

Spirulina
Spirulina is a Blue-Green Algae, rich in protein, essential amino acids, vitamins and trace elements. it is packed with healthy nutrients and has potential anti-histaminic, anti-inflammatory and immune system moderating effects so is helpful for supporting a healthy immune system. Spirulina aids muscle building, supports horses with seasonal sensitivities/reactions to flu/midge bites and supports the immune and respiratory system.

Joint and Mobility

Boswellia
Boswellia Serrata (also know as Frankincense) is a traditional Ayurvedic herb and is a natural aid to soundness and comfort. It helps to maintain mobility and performance and is suitable for long term use. It optimizes blood circulation, supports normal respiration and helps to bind loose droppings. It is especially useful for long term use helping to maintain healthy joint function in horses.

Celery Seeds
Celery seed will aid natural digestion, it has a warming effect that will help if the horse if chilled or run down. Celery seed has a calming effect and is a good source of vitamin B6 and iron, it is also useful in providing calcium and carbohydrates. Celery seed can be particularly useful for mobility and joint stiffness, maximising joint comfort. It promotes the excretion of urine and may also help to calm the nerves.

Devils Claw Root & Devils Claw Root Powder
Devils Claw is the best known of all the herbs used for the maintenance of mobility and is especially useful in older horses that may develop wear and tear on their joints due to the normal ageing process, it can also be of benefit to younger horses. The functional part of the plant is the root, it is the most natural form of devils claw and is easy to feed in its dried form. Devils claw can be used long term. Devils Claw has soothing properties and is recommended for muscle and joint maintenance.

Meadowsweet
The old horse herb that supports horses in later years, known as the herbal asprin but without the side effects. It optimises normal temperature and contains a substance called salicylic acid which has an anti-inflammatory action on arthritic and rheumatic pain. It has been found to improve the condition of connective tissue, aiding flexibility and comfort for joints and muscles. Meadowsweet is one of the best herbs for supporting the digestive system.

Plantain
Plantain leaves are high in anti-inflammatory compounds making the herb effective for all types of inflammation. The tannins in plantain have astringent properties which reduce inflammation and make it very efficient at fighting infection. It supports lung health and helps with irritation of the lungs. Its mucilage content reduces irritation which relieves dry cough. It moistens and coats the air passage with a protective layer which soothes and protects internal mucous membranes and prevents further irritation. Plantain has been used for digestive discomfort and impacted digestion. Rich in vitamins C, K and factor “T” which helps to stop bleeding.

Super Mobility
Herbal Super Mobility is an effective joint supplement that supports mobility and flexibility. Suitable for horses and ponies of all ages. 100% natural with no fillers or bulking agents. Herbal Super Mobility is a carefully selected herbal blend to support joint function.

Turmeric
High quality food grade turmeric powder. Turmeric is a powerful anti-oxidant, pain reliever, anti-viral and anti-bacterial spice. It supports the liver and is effective in the case of arthritis and the inhibition of tumours.

White Willow Bark
White Willow Bark contains natural salicylic acid and is known as natures asprin. It has anti-inflammatory and pain killing properties and is helpful for supporting joint and metabolic problems. White Willow Bark also improves skin and coat condition. Can also be fed as an infusion for easier absorption and is suitable for long term use.

White Willow Bark Powder
White Willow Bark contains natural salicylic acid and is known as natures asprin. It has anti-inflammatory and pain killing properties and is helpful for supporting joint and metabolic problems. White Willow Bark also improves skin and coat condition. Can also be fed as an infusion for easier absorption and is suitable for long term use.

Liver and Kidneys

Artichoke Leaves
Artichoke leaves are suitable for using with stomach and gastrointestinal disorders and stomach pain. It helps digest nutrients more effectively and is used to balance digestive disorder. Artichoke leaves enhance the horses body cell regeneration as well as liver and kidney function. It also increases the gastric mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract mucus production and therefore protects the intestinals. It is suitable for natural equine gastric ulcer prevention and treatment support . It has been shown to lower the post-meal sugar peaks, which plays a major role in metabolic syndrome prevention and treatment .

Astragalus Root
Astragalus Root is a medicinal herb used to boost the immune system. It promotes long term strengthening of the immune system, especially after illness, helping to fight infection and regain strength. Astragalus root has antibacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used to treat chronic illness. It improves kidney circulation and supports liver health, protecting the liver against toxic substances and viruses, it also supports heart health. Astragalus root strengthens the digestive system and increases metabolic activity. It modulates stress and redresses the system balance in distressed horses.

Burdock Root
Burdock is an excellent aid to digestion and supports liver and kidney function. Burdock can be useful as a tissue cleanser, it supports the tissues in their action of absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste products. It can be useful as a general detox. Due to its detoxing nature, it is best used alongside other herbs such as nettle or clivers which help with the removal of these toxins. Burdock root helps to maintain healthy skin and is good for dry scurfy skin. Burdock it is a bitter and can encourage appetite. Contains copper.

Couch Grass
Couch grass has diuretic, demulcent, aperients and antibiotic actions. It is the ideal herb for the urinary system it is used as a urinary antiseptic being particularly helpful for cystitis and kidney infections. It is used for toning and repairing the bladder and aids the whole urinary system. It is also used for constipation. Its high silicone content makes it good for improving coat and hooves. Vitamin A and B, iron and mucilage.

Dandelion Root
Dandelion acts as a tonic and hepatic. The dandelion roots hepatic action supports the liver and kidneys in their task of filtering waste products and toxins. It is one of the best natural sources of electrolytes. Dandelion is high in vitamins A, B, C and D containing higher levels of vitamin A than carrots and is rich in potassium, magnesium, calcium, copper, fluorine, sodium and sulphur. Dandelion will cleanse the blood and help promote joint mobility.

Liquorice Root
Liquorice root can be very beneficial to horses, it has demulcent properties and supports soothing of the respiratory tract. It has also shown the ability to aid liver function. Liquorice has an oestrogenic activity which has been used to aid fertility in female animals therefore it is advisable to avoid use during pregnancy.

Milk Thistle (ground)
Milk Thistle has been used for over 2000. It is the most popular herb used to maintain and support a healthy liver function. Milk Thistle has an effective anti-oxidant action that is 10 times that of Vitamin E. It is used for the maintenance of liver health and function in horses. Milk Thistle is a good spring tonic and is high in linoleic acid helping to support female hormonal balance. Used for detoxification.

Lymphatic System

Calendula
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Clivers
Clivers, commonly known as Cleavers or Goosegrass, is excellent for supporting and toning the lymphatic system, it also supports the urinary system. Clivers are rich in silica helping strengthen coat and hair and improve horn and hoof quality. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. In equal quantities, these herbs are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Echinacea
Echinacea is the best known herb to support the body’s defences. It is a blood cleanser and glandular and lymphatic system cleanser. Echinacea is used to help maintain a healthy immune system. CAUTION: Do not feed to mares in foal.

Lymph Support
Lymph support contains calendula and clivers which are an excellent combination for supporting and toning the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. The positive actions of clivers are enhanced when combined with calendula. Calendula and clivers are the best combination for supporting the lymphatic system.

Marigold and Clivers
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.

Pregnancy, Lactation and Weaning

Aniseed
Aniseed has a carminative and oestrogenic affect. It supports the digestive and respiratory systems, it promotes healthy sinuses and is often recommend for horses with chronic coughs. The seeds are ideal as a carminative, they are also useful for gassy gut and flatulence as they can settle the digestive systems and support regular bowel movement. The seeds are also a good appetiser and can be used to encourage the reluctant feeder. Aniseed also supports skin health and can assist optimum lactation.

Fennel Seeds
Fennel Seeds are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin C, potassium and calcium. They are also rich in volatile oils including anethole, fenchone and estragole which are known for their carminative properties, fennel seeds also have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. These natural seeds can have a relaxing effect on the horses stomach if they are feeling discomfort or have excess gas. They can also help mares from the last month of pregnancy onwards to enhance the quality and quantity of milk. Most horses like the taste of fennel so it also works as a good apetite stimulator.

Fenugreek
Fenugreek is ideal for fussy eaters and poor doers, it is useful in helping horses put on weight and gain condition, giving a new shine to the coat. It is a valuable digestive tonic helping the system make better use of available food. Its mild bitter action helps appetite and acid production. It can help bowel movement, help milk production and lower cholesterol levels in blood. Fenugreek seeds are very nutritious being 8% oil and 20% protein. It is rich in calcium which is essential for nursing mares and contains vitamins A, B, C and e.

Mint
Mint has been used for centuries as a digestive aid. It is a stimulant and due to its strong, pleasant aroma and taste, mint is used as an appetiser to encourage shy or fussy eaters . It also provides essential vitamins and minerals. Mint is a beneficial herb used for calming the digestive system helping to soothe and relax the digestive tract and is recommended for horses with a delicate gut. Also helpful in ‘drying up’ a mare from lactating after weaning.

Parsley
One of the oldest and longest used herbs with a long history of use with horses. It is an excellent source of vitamins A, B and C. Parsley contains chlorophyll, iron, calcium, potassium, thiamine, niacin and riboflavin. It is a calmative, releasing cramp-producing gas and digestive tonic. Parsley encourages milk production in lactating mares and was fed by the Greek charioteers to pep their horses up. Caution: Parsley has uterine stimulatory properties and should not be given to pregnant mares.

Raspberry Leaf
Raspberry leaf is the ultimate pregnancy herb helping to tone and support the uterine muscles to assist with contractions during foaling. It is high in vitamins and minerals and can also help with milk production. It has been used to support the flushing or cleansing of the uterus post delivery. Raspberry leaf is good for hormone balance and has been used to help calm aggressive behaviour in mares and make them more comfortable during estrus. Usually given during the last 45 days of pregnancy and for 1 week after foaling, do not use during early pregnancy.

Thyme
Thyme has anti-spasmodic, expectorant, antimicrobial, astringent and carminative actions. Due to its expectorant action and antiseptic properties, Thyme is useful for the upper respiratory tract, ideal for coughs. Thyme is also used for the digestive system.

Skin and Coat

Burdock Root
Burdock is an excellent aid to digestion and supports liver and kidney function. Burdock can be useful as a tissue cleanser, it supports the tissues in their action of absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste products. It can be useful as a general detox. Due to its detoxing nature, it is best used alongside other herbs such as nettle or clivers which help with the removal of these toxins. Burdock root helps to maintain healthy skin and is good for dry scurfy skin. Burdock it is a bitter and can encourage appetite. Contains copper.

Calendula (Marigold Flowers)
Calendula contains essential oil and pro-vitamin A. It has traditionally been used as a blood tonic for many stressed or fretful horses and is rich in sulphur. Calendula has excellent blood cleansing actions essential for healthy skin and hair. Combined with clivers, it is an excellent herb for the lymphatic glandular and urinary system. Calendula contains phosphorus and sulphur.