August 16, 2011

One of our superstars

Filed under: Our Superstars — Angela @ 8:44 am

Just come back from spending the weekend at Coffs Harbour where we went to finally meet our client Roger (aka Ginga Dude) in the flesh.

He didn’t let me down – his energy and presence were phenomenal, just like I knew it would be. Fabulous to meet him after knowing him via his hair tests over the last four years.

Roger, and my long time brilliant horse chiropractor/trainer mate Graeme Boyd, are  here from NZ to have another good crack at some of the big ones over the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

It’s the great ” one man and his horse story!” against the big boys with their megabucks and trillion dollar horses.

Rog had a tilt last year, thrilling us all winning the Group 2 David Jones and then running 3rd in the MacKinnon Stakes behind So You Think.

Now he’s 8 and he’s back, putting in the miles with Graeme aboard on the beach and in the surf at Coffs Harbour.

Watch this space!

January 17, 2011

The Floods

Filed under: The Brain — Angela @ 8:48 am

To all our valued clients, their friends, family and of course their horses and animals….

Our hearts go out to you at this devastating time.

We hope both yourself and your family have made it through safely.

For those of you that may have lost your horses or animals, houses or property, we are truly sorry for your loss.

As we sit and watch the devastation on television we can hardly comprehend what you have just experienced.

In times like these SHOCK REMEDY is highly advisable, dose every fifteen minutes or as required.  This is a wonderful remedy that will help you cope with all the shock and trauma experienced. Don’t forget to dose your animals as well..

We are a small business, however we would still like to offer our help. If your self or a friend with a horse has been through the floods, we would like to offer you some homeopathic remedies to assist in their recovery.

Our office is open to anyone who would like to talk about the welfare and treatment of their horses. Please call or email and we will make your enquiry a priority.

Once again our thoughts and sympathies are with you all during this time.

Warmest Regards,

Mel

The Horse Herbalist Team.

Apologies!

Filed under: The Brain — Angela @ 8:41 am

My apologies to one and all for my inadequate computer skills….. Thank goodness I am much better in my role as a practitioner! I do assure you all, I shall learn as I go, so please forgive any errors.
Please watch this space as it is our intention to share some useful information, from us, and also some handy tips given to us from some of our wonderful clients.
I loved Harley’s comment! Thankyou. AD

September 16, 2010

WHEAT INTOLERANCE

Filed under: wheat intolerance — Tags: , , — Angela @ 6:55 am

Does your horse Tie – up, as in Equine Polysaccharide Myopathy, EPSM.

FYI

With each and every horse we have hair tested and treated over the last twenty odd years, who have presented with tying up problems, the one common factor they have all shared is their intolerance to wheat. That’s right folks, not oats, not corn but wheat.

OR

Does your horse have:

Behavioural problems, poor performance, failure to thrive, nervousness, grumpy, cranky or mad….

Any of the above problems may be caused by the wheat you are feeding your horse.

Australia is a huge wheat growing country, consequently wheat or wheat by products tend to be present in almost all premix feeds on the market.

If your horse is suffering from any of the above, try taking ALL wheat ( this includes bran, millrun, pollard and maltodextrin) out of the diet completely for three to six weeks.

If your horse is wheat intolerant you can expect to see positive changes, sometimes within days, definitely within four weeks, dependent on the individual.

NB: Horses who are wheat intolerant will be negatively affected by even a tiny amount.

Any PhD students doing a thesis on EPSM or Equine nutrition, please feel free to contact us. AD

Horses Willy Wash Poem

Filed under: Straight from the horse's mouth — Tags: , , — admin @ 6:09 am

Hey Lady, can’t you hear me?

I’m uncomfortable today,

My Willy’s awful itchy

And the flies won’t go away.

Please fetch that herbal Willy Wash,

I promise I won’t kick

It feels so good and pink and clean

It really does the trick.

CD
© 2009 - The Horse Herbalist Site by The Zen Pen