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23/12/2025

🌱 Essential Oils for Horses: Natural Healing & Wellness 🌱

Discover the healing power of essential oils for your horse with our easy-to-follow 96-page guide!

• Explore the benefits of healing scents and their properties
• Support healthy cells and body systems
• Learn about chemical constituents and how they work
• Find out the best methods and areas of application
• 26 detailed plant monographs
• Remedies for over 430 ailments!

Give your horse the gift of natural wellness with our exclusive series of guides—each just $25 and available now at www.chakrapark.com.au! 🌿

Each guide is packed with expert insights, easy-to-follow advice, and hundreds of natural remedies to help your horse thrive. Get yours today!

23/12/2025

🌸 Flower Essences for Horses: Emotional Wellbeing 🌸

Help your horse thrive emotionally and physically with our 137-page guide!

• Understand how emotions affect health and the mind-body connection
• Spot symptoms linked to emotional distress and stress
• Learn to recognize the signs and support your horse’s emotional wellbeing
• Explore the impact of EMFs and how to choose the right remedy
• Get practical advice on dosage, timing, preparations, and caring for remedies
• FAQs answered for your peace of mind
• 59 plant monographs and remedy combinations for over 500 ailments!

Give your horse the gift of natural wellness with our exclusive series of guides—each just $25 and available now at www.chakrapark.com.au🌿

Each guide is packed with expert insights, easy-to-follow advice, and hundreds of natural remedies to help your horse thrive. Get yours today!

23/12/2025

✨ Homeopathics & Tissue Salts for Horses ✨
Unlock the secrets of natural equine care with our comprehensive 206-page guide!

• What is homeopathy & how does it work
• Key principles for safe, effective use
• Administering remedies and understanding potency
• FAQs, storing, and shelf life tips
• 12 essential tissue salts for horse health
• 55 homeopathic monographs
• Remedies for over 350 ailments!

Give your horse the gift of natural wellness with our exclusive series of guides—each just $25 and available now at www.chakrapark.com.au🌿

Each guide is packed with expert insights, easy-to-follow advice, and hundreds of natural remedies to help your horse thrive. Get yours today!

23/12/2025

🌿 Unlock Your Horse’s Natural Vitality! 🌿

Discover the power of herbal solutions for horses! Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know:

• What herbs are and how they work
• How herbs support your horse’s body systems and defence mechanisms
• Herbal energetics, tastes, and tissue states
• Safe dosages, application methods, and reactions
• Essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids for equine health
• Herbs to avoid during pregnancy and competition
• Managing interactions and EMFs
• 53 detailed plant monographs and remedies for over 450 ailments!

Give your horse the gift of natural wellness with our exclusive series of guides — just $25 and available now at www.chakrapark.com.au

Each guide is packed with expert insights, easy-to-follow advice, and hundreds of natural remedies to help your horse thrive. Get yours today!

15/12/2025

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15/12/2025

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22/11/2025

22/11/2025

Sweat patterns, particularly along the back are often the first indication of incorrect saddle fit.
It is a reliable tool in assessing when the saddle may be lifting or bridging.

Dry spots around the withers can be from the saddle sitting too low or is too wide. It can also show that the saddle is to narrow and is pinching on the sides of the wither.

Sometimes sweat patterns will be different on either side. If you have dry spot on and below the wither on the near side, but a larger dry area on the off side, it can indicate that the rider sits to much to the right hand side.

Saddle fit can be affected by weight gain or loss in the horse. A
So by muscle gain and loss.

In dressage, as the horse moves up the grades, there is more work that requires more hind end connection. This will result in muscle growth along the back as the horse gets stronger and builds more topline. This in turn changes the entire shape of the horse.
It’s advisable to have you saddle checked by a qualified fitter at least annually or when sweat patterns indicate.

Sweat patterns don’t just occur under saddle.
When some horses get agitated or very nervous, they will sweat over the neck and flanks. This is what I call stress sweats.

I will be doing an Instagram live at 8am on December 2nd with Jochen from Schleswig. It’s one of the things I will ask.

22/11/2025

Unfortunately, when people think of “science” , they think of drugs and pharmaceuticals.
Herbal medicine has been around for thousands of years, and many modern medicines got their start by isolating certain phytochemical compounds from plants and synthesising them. There is a great deal of science involved in making and manufacturing herbal medicines.

1. Active Compounds - Herbs contain natural compounds (like alkaloids, flavonoids, and terpenes) that can have therapeutic effects. Each herb has its unique profile. Knowing chemistry is required for effective and safe treatment.

2. Holistic Approach - Unlike conventional medicine that often targets symptoms, herbal medicine looks at the whole horse. It aims to restore balance and support the body’s natural healing processes.

3. Synergy - Many herbs work better together! Combining different herbs can enhance their effects and reduce side effects, creating a powerful synergy.

4. Individualised Treatments - Just like humans, every horse is unique. Herbalists tailor remedies based on individual needs, considering factors like age, breed, and health conditions.

5. Research Backing - While ancient, herbal medicine is supported by modern studies showing effectiveness for various conditions, from inflammation, wound and tissue healing, digestive issues, fertility and much more.

🌱 Embrace nature’s healing power for your equine friends!

22/11/2025

You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink!⠀
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Water is considered an essential nutrient.
It’s needed for fluid balance to the tissues and cells.⠀
It’s also a requirement for nutrient uptake and kidney and digestive function.⠀
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A loss of just 6% of body water will significantly affect the horse’s temperature regulation, energy levels and can cause digestive issues and colic.⠀
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Like people; some drink a lot and others not as much.⠀
To help your horse on super hot days, you can wet down the feeds, soak the hay and offer up a little molasses in a bucket with water.⠀
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If you’re unsure if your horse needs more water, you can do the pinch test on his neck. ⠀
Grab some skin between forefinger and thumb .⠀
Pinch them together and let go.⠀
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The skin should bounce back within 1 second.⠀
If it takes over 2 seconds or leaves a wrinkle in his skin, the horse is somewhat dehydrated.⠀
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Water source is also important.⠀
If you have water in the paddock in a blue tub or bathtub, , try to keep it out of direct sunlight.⠀
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Green algae is carried by the wind and photosynthesises in sun.⠀
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Some people put a little copper sulphate in the water to keep algae at bay. The recommended dosage is 1 level Teaspoon per every 5000 litres. There are also copper discs that can be bought to help reduce algae build up. These can also be used in koi ponds or aquariums.