Horses
The Dance – two horses in perfect symmetry, moving gracefully, freely, confidently, legs flexed, clean clear tendons and ligaments clearly defined. This is the dream of all horse owners, to ensure their horses retain this suppleness and fluidity throughout their lives regardless of age or activity. Unfortunately this is not always the reality, and however carefully we look after our horses the everyday knocks, bumps and kicks, or injuries that may be sustained during competition can take their toll, ultimately affecting the mobility of your horse. We are confident that in this section you will find products to suit your horse’s particular needs. Listed below are a selection of dry and liquid herbal products, plus topical lotions and homeopathics to help support and maintain healthy supple joints, muscles, and connective tissue, in horses and ponies whatever their age or activity. Hilton Herbs – The Natural Answer for optimum mobility.
"The Dance" – two horses in perfect symmetry, moving gracefully, freely, confidently, legs flexed, clean clear tendons and ligaments clearly defined.Image - Tony Stromberg
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Muscle Magic
Muscle Rub for Horses, Dogs and People!
This soothing easy to apply herbal lotion is just what is needed for those large muscle mass areas and can be used before, during and after strenuous exercise or in conjunction with massage or physiotherapy. We use generous quantities of Arnica and Comfrey tincture blended in an Acqueous cream base with Lavender essential oil. Originally formulated for our Endurance horses to help at Vet Gates, we now use this great lotion on all our horses, dogs and ourselves.
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Contains: Acqueous cream base blended with generous quantities of Arnica tincture, Comfrey tincture, Lavender essential oil and Rosemary essential oil.
In recent research into dementia, one of the herbs trialled was Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis - which in the trials was found to help increase the flow of blood and therefore oxygen to the brain.
For centuries Rosemary herb has been a plant associated with "remembrance" and was often placed on the tops of coffins to show that the person would be remembered by their loved ones. It sort of makes sense that a herb associated with 'Remembrance' should also have medicinal properties that helps people retain their memories!
