Neachai Equine Ayurveda

04/22/2026

We love seeing prevention in action 🙏✨🌿

04/22/2026

Immensely grateful for our partners committed to advancing equine health.

Thank you for recognizing our contribution to environmental stewardship and the importance of clean equine products 🙏✨

04/11/2026

04/03/2026

Happy Easter 🐰🐣

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04/02/2026

We all know it's a challenge managing horse care in the winter months. Yet it's even harder with no indoor facility.

We see you and we thank you 🙏💕

03/26/2026

Yesterday was a bittersweet day for us at Neachai, as we said goodbye to one of our family.

In the life of a small, passionate brand, a team member of five years is not a small thing. It encompasses seasons of growth, change and lots of pivoting and Luke was present for all of them. He showed up not just as an employee but as someone who genuinely cared about what we were building here at Neachai, and that kind of commitment and dedication leaves a fingerprint that doesn't fade when he walks out the door.

Luke, your pulse is embedded in the heartbeat of this brand in ways you may not even fully see. I will miss working on new formulations with you, and your careful eye with editing writing materials, the laughs, the tears and the loyalty and integrity that you brought everyday to work with you. The work you've poured into Neachai will continue to shape who we are long into the future.

I can speak for all of us here by saying your presence will be missed but we celebrate you as you step into the next chapter in your field of study.

With so much gratitude,
Theresa and the Neachai team💙

03/18/2026

It's that time of year again!
Some call it spring, others call mud fever season 😩

Here's how to prevent an outbreak or treat if you already have one. 👇

1️⃣ Never pick the scabs. It spreads bacteria and causes more inflammation.

2️⃣ Wipe on Sensi-Derm with a wet or dry cloth. It softens and sanitizes the skin safely. You can also leave it on.

3️⃣ Apply Dublin Dip and gently massage in. The medicated oils kill bacteria and the addition of ghee provides a barrier for the skin.

Available at www.neachai.com

03/09/2026

This time of year reveals more than just the green grass 🫢

Who doesn't love peeling back the blanket layers as the temps rise! But It's not all fun and games when you need to regrow the hair from the blanket rubs on the mane or body.

Mane Mender will be your tack box bestie this season 💥
A blend of soft light oils clinically proven to regrow hair at the root.

Grab yours today
👉 www.neachai.com

03/09/2026

JOIN OUR TEAM

We're growing and we're looking for someone special to grow with us.
Neachai is on a mission to redefine what proactive animal health looks like and we need a passionate, energetic, and driven individual to join our small but mighty team. If you're the kind of person who shows up ready, works hard without someone looking over your shoulder, and genuinely cares about the wellbeing of animals, we want to hear from you.

📋 The Role: Product Assembly Associate (Part-Time)

15–25 hours per week | In-Person
You'll play a hands-on role bringing Neachai products to life from assembling our dried herb formulations to our equine skin care line. Every product that leaves our hands represents our commitment to quality and animal wellness, and we take that seriously.

✅ You're Our Person If You:

Are a self-starter who thrives without micromanagement
Can work independently and collaboratively as part of a close-knit team
Have experience working with or around animals (equine experience is a bonus!)
Are mission-driven, motivated, and bring positive energy to everything you do
Share our core values around proactive, natural animal health
Are open-minded and eager to be part of something meaningful

Why Neachai?
We're a small team that genuinely cares about our animals, our products, and each other. Culture and fit matter just as much to us as capability. If you're aligned with our mission, you'll find a team that's just as passionate as you are.

📩 Please send your resume to info@neachai.com

03/08/2026

Today on International Women's Day, we sit with not just celebration but recognition.

The reality is women carry the weight of building something meaningful while also managing the thousand invisible things that never make it onto a to-do list. The mental load, the emotional labor, the constant recalibrating between what the world expects of us and what we know we are capable of. 

I think about all the women who are running businesses, raising families, advocating for change, supporting their communities, often all at once! 

We've chosen to show up fully in every role we inhabit, even when the world hasn't always made space for us to do so.

Today we celebrate and recognize women across the world who choose everyday to believe in their vision and honor the resilience required to get there.

Happy International Women's Day. 🤍

03/05/2026

🌿 Spring is here! and if you have a Kapha horse, this one's for you.

Spring carries the same anabolic, building qualities as Kapha, earth and water. Which means horses with a Kapha constitution can experience these seasonal changes more deeply than others. What might look like laziness, puffiness, or a dull coat isn't something to worry about, but it is something to pay attention to.

The elements of nature effect every internal and external part of us and our animals, and the good news is that with a little awareness and the right support, these seasonal symptoms are entirely manageable.

Watch for these five signs in your Kapha horse this Spring 🍃

1. Dry coat and flaky skin — a sign of internal dryness that responds beautifully to cold-pressed fatty acid oils like Camelina or Flax, alongside external moisturising care. If not managed now can turn into impaction colics.

2. Limb swelling — sign of fluid congestion in the lymphatic and circulatory system that needs movement, dry brushing, and the support of Beet Root to get circulation flowing again. Important to correct to prevent infection in the lymphatic system like cellulitis or lymphangitis.

3. White nasal discharge and coughing — increased Spring moisture activates the mucus membranes, so keep movement high, avoid heavy oils and oats, and reach for Resp-eeze Kapha.

4. Dull eyes or fatigue — heaviness and inertia slowing digestion and mood. Less grain, more forage and fibre, and Zen-Zymes Kapha activates the digestive enzymes needed to correct the slow metabolism.

5. Stiff or swollen joints — poor lymphatic flow causing congestion in the lower limbs, relieved with warming herbal oils, Pot of Gold cream, and Beet Root for microcirculation and Matrix to help with inflammation.

You don't want to wait for small things to become big problems. Seasonal transitions will always present changes in the body and mind, corrections now prevent damage later.

Save this post for reference and share it with a fellow horse owner who might need it this season.

👇 Drop a comment below if your horse is already showing any of these Spring symptoms!

03/03/2026

There's a word that stops people before they ever get started. Dosha. It sounds weird or esoteric,  like something you'd need to study for years before it could mean anything to you. We understand why it creates resistance, but I'd like to offer a different way in.

A dosha is not a belief system nor is it a personality quiz. It is a description of physiology ,the way a body is built, the way it processes food and stress and change, the way the mind and body function as a single, inseparable system. Ayurveda mapped three of these constitutional types over five thousand years ago with a level of depth and complexity that modern science is still catching up to.

When William Sheldon introduced somatotypes in the 1940s , ectomorph, mesomorph, endomorph, he was describing body composition through a contemporary lens. When Jung articulated archetypes, he was mapping recurring patterns of temperament and behaviour. What neither framework fully acknowledged is that this territory had already been charted. Vata, Pitta and Kapha are the physiological origins of both.

What this means in practice is straightforward. The horse who is lean and fine-boned, reactive and sensitive, prone to nervousness and joint issues, that is a dominant Vata physiology. The horse who is athletic and driven, metabolically sharp, prone to inflammation, skin issues and intensity is Pitta dominant. The horse who is broad and steady, generous and slow to change, prone to weight gain and respiratory congestion , that is Kapha. Now you have a framework that explains not just how they look and behave, but how their internal systems function, and what they specifically need to be healthy.

When you can identify your horse’s dominant constitution, you get a biological blueprint individual to each horse. This will guide every decision from nutrition to management to seasonal care. You don’t need more people telling you how to manage your horse, you need the framework to understand how you can do it yourself!

If you'd like to identify your horse's dominant constitution, the bio-mapping tool is linked in bio.