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25.01.2022 Too much snot balancing mucous from coughs, colds and allergies The respiratory system is one of the frontline defence systems for the body. The nasal passages and throat being the first barrier, and the mucous produced to protect the lungs often has to go into over production when attacked or threatened. In Winter it is viruses and bacteria looking for a warm body to reproduce in.... https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//too-much-snot-bala/

24.01.2022 Ouch that hurts .. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Inflammation: normal pathological process provoked by actual, or threat of imminent physical, chemical or biological injury; mediated by a series of cellular and biochemical reactions in affected blood vessels and adjacent tissues; characterized by five classic signs calor (heat), rubor (redness), tumor (swelling), dolor (pain) and functio laesa (loss of function), all/some of which are noted in inflamed tissue. [ 1,077 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//inflammatory-herbs/

24.01.2022 After a bushfire when your horse inhaled too much smoke Smoke inhalation is a serious health concern as it can cause irritation, inflammation, and reduced oxygen exchange in the lungs and potentially lead to serious health problems. When it comes to using herbs to support your horse after smoke inhalation, one simple approach is to use herbs that support the respiratory and nervous systems to wet down feed with a delicious, soothing herbal tea. [ 809 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//after-a-bushfire-w/

24.01.2022 These lung points may be helpful for smoke affected friends now in the US and if our Summer in OZ is not kind to us.

24.01.2022 Responding to Essential Oils Working with such an individual technique that aromatherapy provides, you will find each horse has its own way of responding to the essential oils. How they show interest or disinterest will be unique to each horse, though there are some commonalities you can look for to help you decide if your horse wants or does not want the essential oil you have selected.... https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//how-do-i-know-if-m/

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22.01.2022 Winter is a time when your hose will expend more energy to keep warm. How you assist him with this will vary with your local conditions, but there are a few simple things you can do wherever you have a definite winter season. Photo by Matheus Bertelli on Pexels.com Water is a primary consideration all life needs water to survive and while horses can survive on ice and snow, if they have their water intake is greatly reduced this can lead to dehydration, weight loss or colic.... https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//helping-your-horse/

21.01.2022 Reading Veterinary texts from the late 1880’s and early 1900’s there began to be a theme. Veterinarians of that time relied heavily on the use of narcotics. Opium in several forms and Cannabis were prescribed for common ailments. Many texts refer to both opium and cannabis when dealing with illness with the domestic animal. After reading up on the prescription of these drugs, I began to wonder how a pet or working animal would have reacted in this time. [ 1,555 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//were-our-horses-dr/

21.01.2022 Previously published as Scented Horses for the Equine Body Worker by Catherine Bird Aromatherapy came to beauty salons a few decades ago. Fortunately, we don't have to take our horses and sit them on a massage table to get the benefits of essential oils. There is also no need to apply the essential oils to the entire horse; they work extremely well with spot applications where needed or a simple inhalation. [ 1,413 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//aromatherapy-for-e/

19.01.2022 Hi everyone, thanks for joining the Healthy Happy Horses, Naturally page. I launched Horse Scents eBook last week and Rachel at Equine Herbalist is running a giveaway for her group. She has a great group and a lovely approach to how she works with horses. I thought I would share and if you want to enter the competition, we will announce who wins a copy of Horse Scents some time this week

16.01.2022 Aromatherapy can provide some relief with the respiratory complaint heaves. It will not cure your horse of this disease, however it will provide a tool that improves the quality of his life. Heaves, referred to as broken wind, is a chronic emphysema of the horse that causes difficult expiration and heaving of the flanks. Heaves, also known as equine chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), is a chronic airway disease that is the result of repeated bouts of airway inflammation that occur in response to antigens and dusts commonly found in stables, especially those in poorly-cured hay. [ 909 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//aromatherapy-and-h/

16.01.2022 Allergies need a layered approach With the seasons not following their usual trend, the incidents of allergies seems to be rising on both sides of the equator. Identify and Eliminate If the trigger is environmental it may be hard to eliminate. If your horse is sensitive to one of the components in the feed eliminate those which could be the trigger. [ 171 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//allergies-need-a-l/

16.01.2022 This herb has amazing healing qualities and a wonderful additive to most diets. However, as with everything, a little goes a long way and there are times you must be cautious with the ingestion of garlic. Garlic is universal in all streams of herbalism Traditional indications for garlic in Western herbalism as an expectorant and for worm infestation. In addition to these garlic has been used in Chinese medicine for indigestion and in Ayurvedic for fevers and debilitated conditions. [ 617 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com/2020/07/02/garlic/

14.01.2022 Herbal Spring Clean - getting your horse ready for Summer riding https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//herbal-spring-clean/

13.01.2022 Photo by Thierry Fillieul on Pexels.com Bugs, flies, midges, mosquitoes; why are our horses plagued by them? Whether we like it or not, insects are just another part of nature. But each horse that is pestered by these little beasties can, thanks to nature, also enjoy some relief. Essential oils (natural aromatic essences from flowers and plants) provide a unique approach and are chosen to complement the individual. [ 1,450 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//repelling-insects-/

10.01.2022 Grapefruit Essential Oil This light, refreshing scent is one of my favourites. The first part of this particular was published in Holistic Horse Magazine in their regular Essential Oil Blurb (April/May 2018 edition) and the second part of the article is an exert from Horse Scents. Photo by Jessica Lewis on Pexels.com Common Name: Grapefruit Latin Name: Citrus paradisi Common Uses: UK aromatherapist Lyn Palmer once described grapefruit as brain sunshine and this my favorite way to describe one of the most uplifting essential oils. [ 973 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//grapefruit-brain-s/

09.01.2022 What your stable could tell you about your horse Photo by TheOther Kev on Pexels.com A lot of activity can go on in a stable overnight. Careful observation of the messages your horse has left will help you develop and understand these hints and what to do to assist your horse’s wellbeing. Manure A pile of manure has a story to tell. [ 1,028 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com///midnight-messages/

08.01.2022 Chamomile has many uses ... https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//chamomile-the-calm/

06.01.2022 The Spring Hoof Photo by Zahaoha on Pexels.com I have been getting 'many' enquiries for laminitis support this last week - it must be that time of the year again. This article has been sitting in the draft folder and worth sharing now. Originally published Horse Deals September 2017 Laminitis is one issue many horse and pony owners have to be alert for with Spring. [ 798 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//herbs-for-laminiti/

06.01.2022 Socrates and Plato regarded music indispensable to the health of the Soul. I think most of us have heard of using music to soothe the savage beast and similar metaphors. This is only one use of music and in this article I would like to explore how we can use music to assist our competition animal with certain tasks and life situations as well as on deeper level where we can assist the utilisation of biochemistry. [ 1,920 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//hitting-the-right-/

06.01.2022 Photo by Laila Klinsmann on Pexels.com No matter what age we are, if we have had a break from riding when our horse has been recuperating from an injury or had a spell from training, we can all feel stiff and sore from the inflammatory response triggered by working our muscles again. Liver herbs for muscles In Chinese medicine the liver is closely linked to the ligaments and tendons. [ 703 more words ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//back-into-the-sadd/

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04.01.2022 To celebrate 21 years, the Equine Aromatherapy Course has a new logo with refreshed course notes. To celebrate the longevity of the course, until 31 December 2020, course fees have been discounted. Aromatherapy is a very personal experience for both the horse and practitioner/owner and as each participant builds their foundation during the course, they are encouraged to develop their own creative expression of how they will grow with the knowledge shared in this course. [ 1,444 more word ] https://happyhorsesblog.wordpress.com//equine-aromatherap/

04.01.2022 I have watched this product line over the last few years and a lot of thought has gone into each product.

02.01.2022 Definitely worth sharing

01.01.2022 For anyone interested in our sense of smell - how we identify scent (from food to farts) - fascinating podcast - just adds another dimension on how scent is perceived - worth thinking how this translates to the use of essential oils with horses

Healthy Happy Horses, Naturally in Sydney, Australia | Book series