Spooky or Anxious Horses
Highly strung animals
Mareish mares when in season
Afraid of roadworks, bags in hedges, windy days, another herd member
Separation anxiety
Following an accident or trauma or frightened rescue animal
Lack of concentration duriing schooling
To encourage perseverance after a setback
Horses who are slow to leave the yard but hurry back
Unpredictably bite or buck
Fussy Eaters, or intolerance of others
Over-demanding, attention seeking
Dominant horse who refuses to listen to its owner or give the rest of the herd its space
Those who are unwilling to integrate with the herd
Restlessness
Timid animals
Anger or aggressive animals
Times of change - of yards in introduction of a new animal.
Easily overwhelmed - travelling, farrier, dentist, etc.
Lacking in confidence
History of trauma or loss of a companion
Abused
Depressed
The spark has gone out of their eyes
Their spirit has gone

These are some of the most common states in which horses and other animals can get into.

The flower remedies are simply put into their water or in a treat and as animals are so honest with themselves they generally react very quickly - minutes, hours or days rather than weeks as it can take some people.

There are no side effects to Bach Flower Remedies and you can't overdose on them. They don't react to other medications and are therefore completely safe to use (although you do need to be aware that they are preserved in organic brandy and care should therefore be taken with small animals).

Under the Veterinary Surgeon's Act 1966, we'll need to inform your vet that we're planning to treat your animal with Bach Flower Remedies and request their permission to do so.

For a consultation or further information either call or email me:
Tel: 07814 029147
linda.branston@btinternet.com