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Travelling with dogs can be a fun experience, but it requires planning and preparation to ensure your pet is relaxed, healthy, safe and comfortable… 

Herbs are about peak nutrition. The misunderstanding that diet is a “science” is very concerning, creating a confusion where there doesn’t need to be one...

Whether you are a bookworm, passionate sportsperson, executive or looking to optimise your potential for a promotion, Lion's Mane is an ideal adaptogenic mushroom for those looking to support brain function, memory and focus...

Ear infections can be a very painful condition for dogs, causing inflammation, damage and scaring in the ear canal when not addressed adequately. It can be incredibly frustrating when you have finally resolved one infection, only to find another one starting up.....

Even though many conditions that affect horses do not come to light until the warmer months, autumn is a crucial time to ensure you are keeping your horse in optimum health and avoiding disaster when the warmer months roll around.

Colic in horses is one of the most feared of conditions because of the dramatic way colic can spiral downward into a life-threatening condition. Obstructive colic is the worst and scariest to deal with because there is no way of knowing what the causal factor is.

Arthritis affects one in five dogs over the age of seven. It is a painful degenerative inflammatory condition that affects the joints, often occurring in your dog's neck, hips, shoulders, elbows and back. It is one of the most common causes of pain, discomfort, lameness, and restricted mobility that we treat...

Maritime Pine Bark Extract has been used in herbal medicine for years, helping both people and animals suffering from a range of illnesses. The Maritime Pine trees were originally found in Southern France, home to a species of French pine trees (Pinus pinaster) that contain unique health-promoting properties.

Every horse owner or rider has owned or has heard stories about 'moody mares'. Mares can be seen as unpredictable, aggressive, and more challenging than geldings. This can be caused by cycling hormone levels...

Canine hot spots, also known as pyotraumatic dermatitis or acute moist dermatitis, are red, inflamed skin lesions that appear quickly, ooze, and may contain pus. Hot spots can be found anywhere on a dog’s body, but most commonly appear on the head, legs, and hips. These painful, itchy, and smelly sores, can be very obviously seen, or may be hidden beneath matted fur…