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Calming Oil for Horses

Calming Oil for Horses

$29.97
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Use to support calm behavior through aromatherapy by applying it to nostrils.
Clove and Lemon Oil to reduce anxiety.
Horse owners report relaxed behavior.
Oregano Oil to induce calmness and inner serenity.

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Formerly: Equine Oil
A great oil comprised of pure essential oils in coconut oil. Use to massage spinal column, on tired horses and use to help calm over-zealous horse by applying to nostrils.

This calming oil is used by many farriers and dentists to calm the horse while they work.

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Coconut Oil

A carrier oil great for skin. Anti-bacterial.

Oregano Oil

A great oil for inducing calmness and inner serenity. Also helps reduce fear associated with anxiety.

Lemon Oil

 Lifts spirits and soothes anxiety.

Frankincense Oil

Promotes feelings of peace, relaxation, and overall wellness.

Clove Oil

Has stimulating properties that help to ease anxiety, stress and reduce fatigue.

Rosemary Oil

Has positive effects on mood, learning, memory, pain, and anxiety.

Cinnamon Bark Oil

Supports reduced depression and anxiety.

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Apply using a cotton swab to the inside of the horse's nostrils 20-30 minutes before using the horse.
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Calming Oil for Horses

A great oil comprised of pure essential oils in coconut oil. Use to massage spinal column, on tired horses and use to help calm over-zealous horse by applying to nostrils.

This calming oil is used by many farriers and dentists to calm the horse while they work.

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY

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Frequently Asked Questions

How soon will results be recognized?

Herbs are assimilated at the cellular level as they enter the body and travel throughout the system. The benefits of a complete and healthy diet may take 30-90 days to recognize.

How are Silver Lining Herbs given and in what form will I receive them?

Our horse line products come in a powder form. They are best given in the grain as a top dressing.

My horse is a picky eater. Are they palatable?

Most horses are excited about getting the herbs, but there are those who do not particularly care for them at first. If you will put the herbs in front of them as a top dressing and walk away, they will generally be gone when you come back. Using a lesser amount for a few days and gradually increase until recommended amount is achieved is also a good way to get your horse to get the herbs. You can also mix the herbal products with water to create a paste and paste them orally with a large syringe for a few days until they start getting accustomed to them.

Do I need to give vitamins and minerals with the herbal products?

Herbs are the purest form of vitamins and minerals and the easiest assimilated, therefore they will do a magnificent job to maintain your animals’ natural health if they are the only product you choose to use.

Do you recommend a loading dose?

No we don’t. We have not seen an advantage in doing a loading dose, and feel in many cases animals do better this way.

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These testimonials are for informational purposes only. The information is not a substitute for expert veterinary care. Testimonials are written by actual customers and represent their own observations. They are not edited. These observations are not guaranteed, are not medically substantiated, and may not be typical for other animals.