Your horse cannot use a good glass of orange juice in the morning to meet its daily needs for vitamin C. So how can you ensure that he gets enough from his diet? Because yes, vitamin C plays a key role in the health of your horse...
It is certainly one of the most powerful plants in herbal medicine. But did you know that she can be especially valuable to your horse? In this article, we will be interested in its properties for horses and present the different ways to use it to care for your animal. I mean, what is...
Although it is considered a weed, it is nevertheless a concentrate of nutrients. And especially a plant with very interesting virtues for the health of your horse. From its leaves to its fruits and roots, the nettle has been recognized since ancient times for its anti-inflammatory benefits,...
Fenugrec is one of the oldest medicinal plants in history. We find in fact mentions of its natural properties to embalm the bodies from ancient Egypt and Hippocrates also spoke of its digestive qualities. Like many natural remedies used in herbal medicine, fenugrec also presents...
You certainly already know the clay, this natural sedimentary rock that is extracted from the soil. But did you know that she has many particularly interesting virtues for the health of the horse? Rich in crystals, which will form in superimposed layers, clay offers riders a natural remedy against...
Your horse needs lymphatic drainage to help evacuate waste and toxins from his body. In this article, we will therefore be interested in draining plants for horses that you can also use to maintain good blood circulation. What is drainage for horses?...
Understanding digestive sensitivity in horses The horse is a non-ruminant nomadic herbivore. When he's in the meadow, he spends half his time eating while walking. Not ruminant, the horse compensates for digestive insufficiency by almost continuous consumption of fodder. Indeed, specificity...
Thistle is rich in silymarine, known for its hepato-protective properties. The plant also protects the body from the effects of natural toxins. Silymarin, an active compound of thistle, has been studied extensively. Good to know: thistle-marry owes its name to the legend of the Virgin Mary...
The cassis, a source of flavonoids, helps to soothe sensitive joints joint pain and promote joint flexibility. This plant also has useful draining properties when congesting. Good to know: the European Agency for the Study of Herbal Medicine (ESCOP) recognises the medicinal use of blackcurrant leaves in the treatment of...
Camomile has been used since ancient Egypt's time (it would even have been used to embalm Pharaoh Ramses 2!). Camomile contains more than a hundred compounds including terpenoids and flavonoids. Matricar chamomile, also known as German chamomile is recommended in horses in case of...
