Belinda's Natural Animal Therapies in Lebrina, Tasmania, Australia | Pet supplies

Belinda's Natural Animal Therapies

Locality: Lebrina, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6395 6165

Address: 47 Hextalls Rd 7254 Lebrina, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.belindasnat.com

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24.01.2022 West Tamar area tomorrow & East Tamar area Saturday, limited consult places left - as the rest of this week has been fully booked out Thanks to all my wonderful clients and there beautiful horses for their support. Just love seeing the amazing results the Equine Touch has on your horses & looking forward to helping so many more. Bel x

23.01.2022 Huge Thank You to all my amazing customers that have left 100’s of 5 star reviews for my products Love reading them and receiving stunning before and after photos. Check out many more under each product on my website. These are a small sample for Belinda’s Amazing Minerals Plus from around Australia A heartfelt thank you to you all. B x

20.01.2022 Horses hooves & trimming has so many variations. Here are some trimming do’s & don’t on this post.

14.01.2022 Order Delivery available today only for just $5.50 per order in the areas Westbury, Longford and Cressy Tasmania. Order before 10am this morning via PM or phone 0437 607 419. See all my lovely Equine Touch Clients soon Have a great day. B

12.01.2022 Notice for VIC, NSW, QLD (excluding Wide Bay Area / BLL), ACT & NT customers. Aus post has restructured their pricing to a ‘weight range’ pricing system. Unfortunately this has effected businesses that ship items over 5kg - like my small business. Our distribution warehouse Aus Post contract was updated on 16th October 2020 and prices for shipping heavy items have increased as much as 53% to 113% to all areas. We have been covering the extra cost from this date till ...now, but unfortunately this is not sustainable for much longer. Prices will be restructured as of the 1st November to help cover the extra charges from Aus post. We are looking into other options and hopefully will find a better solution to keep freight costs down for you for our heavy items. I am finding it very upsetting to have to increase costs that are out of my control. As I pride myself in brining you quality products at affordable prices. Hope you all understand and continue to use my products. Thank you to all my amazing customers that support my small business. B x See more

11.01.2022 If your horse is misbehaving or out of character, stop and take a look at why. They can’t talk to us and say ‘I am in pain, my back hurts - so get off’. It’s the change in behaviour we need to look at before we blame the horse for being what humans class as ‘naughty’ - rule out pain issues (consult your vet) follow up with a Equine Touch consult to address or find any pain issues - rule out poor fitting tack like tight saddle ect - rule out teeth issues (sharp points ec...t) - training issues, them not understand what we are asking - rule out gut issues like ulcers, toxin issues ect - feed & vitamin and mineral requirements meet activity needs eg not over feeding high energy feed or lush grass - rule out environmental like separation from paddock mates or other horses (they are herd animals) There are many other outside influences that can effect your horses behaviour, please seek help if you are unsure what your horse is trying to tell you. Happy Horsing. B x See more

11.01.2022 A great reminder for ponies on restricted diets. Always have ad-lib low sugar hay in slow feeder hay nets spread around the yard or paddock if your horse is locked off the grass. Never starve the weight of a horse, you could cause more problems like hyperlipidaemia (fatty liver) and colic. Both can not end well! Please consider your horses gut is different to ours. Feeding hay just before riding and working can help prevent ulcers. Lucerne hay is the best options to buffer the acid from splashing on the unprotected gut.

09.01.2022 Ticks on animals. Well in 30+ years of owning horses, cattle & dogs I have never had a tick on one of my animals. I have found a few ticks on clients horses over the years & always have a tick removal tool in my car. Great idea to add a Tick Twister to your First Aid Kit for you or your animals Today I found a small tick on our Stallion, Spirit. So took a quick video on how the tool works (sorry couldn’t film removing the tick as needed two hands - one to keep hor...se occupied by scratching itchy spot and one to remove the tick). Please note, Video does contain a squirming tick. *You can find a great video on YouTube on the Tick Twister. Will post link in comments. See more

07.01.2022 COVID Information for all Elite Equine Essentials SA & WA BLL and BAM+ customers. We are all thinking of everyone in SA going into lockdown to get on top of this outbreak. You can do this, we are all with you. Stay strong and stay safe. B x

03.01.2022 How do you like our new ‘teal’ Heropack’s? We are trialing these new compostable & reusable bags for posting our smaller orders from Tasmania. Hope you love them as much we we do. Have a super weekend. , must one of these for football fans

02.01.2022 Equine Touch Bodywork places have become available on Friday and Saturday in Cressy / Longford areas. Bookings taken for next week bookings now. Pm or text to book your horse in Looking forward to helping your horses. Belinda Atkinson, Experienced, Qualified, Equine Touch practitioner, NE Tasmania.

02.01.2022 Did you know dogs that are fed a raw diet can live up to 3 years longer & usually healthier than dogs on a processed diet? Belinda's Canine Health supplement is a great edition for your dogs health, promoting a healthy coat, skin & boosting the immune system. Suitable for all dogs including growing, breeding and working dogs, cats and kittens will also benefit. When fed along with our Senior Joint Mix for older dogs, can benefit older dogs live a healther life. Find out more and order via this link. https://www.belindasnat.com/animal-/canine-health-products/

01.01.2022 A Sunday picnic with a difference.... 70 Guinea pigs enjoying lunch. Check out all the different colours, so cute. I love guinea pigs and were our first pets as a young child. ‘Wombat & Whitey’ were their names. Have you ever owned a guinea pig? What was their name? Happy Sunday & have a great day!