I love using holistic horse care! Using the holistic products and modalities have been a huge part of my horse’s staying happy and healthy. Even though I’m a huge fan of using holistic care I will use conventional allopathic methods when absolutely necessary. I’ve had a lot of great success…
What is Equine Iridology? It is the science of assessing the horse’s health by analyzing the fiber structure, color and markings of the iris. Equine Iridology is an assessment modality that looks at the body’s constitutional strengths and weaknesses, levels of inflammation and the functioning of the elimination system and organs. Iridology is not a…
When testing to see if your horse likes an essential oil try the following. After taking the top off of the bottle you can let your horse smell the essential oil, but be sure to hold the bottle firmly in your hand as you don’t want them grabbing the bottle and getting it in their…
Activated charcoal is one thing I will not be without as I always keep it in my first aid kit. I’ve used activated charcoal for myself, on dogs and horses. Make sure you buy the “Activated Charcoal” it is pharmaceutical grade and is a very potent absorbent. It is highly refined and purified to remove any harmful…
Hi I’m Kim Wende owner of Passionate Horsemanship. I had a question sent into me by Elisha. She said “I know friends who use various brands of ointment for cuts and scrapes. I was wondering if you had a natural recipe or affordable brand you could suggest. I would like to have one on…
