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29 Mar

healing powers of essential oils

by diana

Have you ever felt helpless when your pet is not well? I have been there my friend. No one likes that feeling of helplessness or hopelessness. What if I could change that scenaio for you?

28 Jan

What are signs and remedies of colic in your equine

by dianacolic, equine, horse, natural, essential oil, digestive

Recently I read a post on FB that someone felt helpless with a horse with suspected colic. They were prepared, but still felt helpless. Whether a horse or any animal, feeling helpless leaves us with an empty feeling in our heart and our gut. How can I help you change that emptiness of feeling helpless?

First, what is colic?

31 Dec

Essential oil myths

by dianapets, myths, essential oil, truth

In the world of social media what's the right answer when using essential oils with or around your animals? Especially when it comes to cats. There can be some pretty scary information floating around the internet. The best source to ask is a Veterinarian who knows about essential oils. Many don't know anything about them and will always tell you to be cautious or not use them. Let's break some myths.

14 Nov

simple, natural solutions using essential oils for you and your animals

by diana

Can we really have simple solutions for occasional upset or illness? Let's take a look at getting back to the basics. What does that mean? Well, for me that is taking a step back and looking at what God put on this earth for our wellbeing. For those of you that believe in a higher power, whether it's God, someone, or something else, don't you think he or she would give us the ability to create wellness and prosperity?

10 Oct

How can I cure the bumps on the nose of my horse?

by diana

There can be many reasons for acquiring bumps on the nose of your horse.

First let's look at where you feed your horse. Do you feed in a stall or pasture? Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have a weed called stinging nettles. The oil from the leaves will cause you to itch. We humans have a thin skin and we don't tolerate the oil. A horse has a thicker skin and a good hair coat to guard against. the nettles. However, the nose is very sensitive and exposed to the elements. Those nettles can bite!