The Animal Synergist

03/10/2026

🐴🌿 Here’s an easy reference guide to help you dive in to herb experimentation with your horse!

🌼 Happy feeding!

03/10/2026

🐾🩷 Dogs are like little spirits who come to usher us through very specific parts of our lives. They are more than just pets… Treat them accordingly 🩷🐾

03/07/2026

Have you listened to The Unbridled Equestrian Podcast episode yet? 🐴🌿 Take a listen for tips to help your horse have a healthier gut and to find a discount code for 20% off my new online course: Seasonal Nutrition for Horses 🌿🐴

https://youtu.be/WIuD_jTWq-0?si=DdDqmJ8G73N8Tod9

In this episode of the Unbridled Equestrian Podcast, Sarah Griffiths, a classical homeopathic practitioner and founder of the Animal Synergist, discusses the...

03/07/2026

⬇️🐴 Things you might not know about gastroguard…

03/05/2026

I’m a panelist for this online discussion tonight! 6pm PST - I hope you’ll join me! 🫐🥬🍎

Today's the day! It's not too late to join us this evening.

Food isn’t meant to be a constant mental battle.

Join us TONIGHT for Food Without the Noise, a live discussion designed to help you untangle nutrition myths, stress, and shame—and replace them with understanding, flexibility, and trust.

Come as you are and leave with perspective that actually feels usable.

📅 2026 March 5 (Thursday)—TONIGHT
🕕 6:00–7:30pm Pacific | 9:00–10:30pm Eastern
📍 Zoom

https://www.myndmyself.com/food-without-the-noise/

03/04/2026

🦤 It’s basically like living with muppets 😂🥰

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03/04/2026

Better late than never—and trust us, this one was worth the wait. ✨ We had some technical gremlins trying to keep this truth bomb under wraps, but we’re officially LIVE. Sarah Griffiths is diving into the 90% statistic that should scare every horse owner. Stop paying for temporary fixes and start building a resilient horse. 🐎
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**CATCH THE EPISODE:**

Tell us your biggest gut-health struggle below!

*Link is waiting for you in the first comment.*

03/04/2026

🎙️ New podcast interview with Katrina Chapman The Unbridled Equestrian Podcast - this was a great conversation- I hope you’ll take a listen if your horse struggles with their gut health. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube! 🎧 🐴🌿

90% of horses battling ulcers, colic, and metabolic crashes. We’re spending more on “treatments” than ever, yet our horses are sicker than they’ve ever been.

The math isn’t mathing.

This Friday on The Unbridled Equestrian, Sarah Griffiths joins us to expose the truth: It’s the Microbiome, and we’re doing it wrong. 🎙️

02/26/2026

🗞️ Seasonal Nutrition for Horses Course Review 🐴💚 Thank you. Kelsey!

“10/10 recommend!! Super easy to follow and easily digestible. Easy to split up and come back to. Love the reference sheets for later! Makes it really easy to go back and find exactly what you’re looking for. I now feel comfortable to try some of these herbs with my own horses. Thank you for offering such a great course!”

- Kelsey K, - Ontario, Canada

02/26/2026

🌱 Ever tried sprouting at home? Rowan and I are obsessed! It’s super easy and a small amount goes a long way.

🥦 These broccoli sprouts contain more sulphoraphane (an anti-cancer polyphenol) on day 5. Other types of sprouts we’ve tried: alfalfa & red clover - both packed with antioxidant nutrients.

💚 Sprout away!

02/26/2026

🫠 Current mood about probiotics…

02/23/2026

A new peer-reviewed study by the American Veterinary Medical Association found that many commercial dog foods contain more copper than dogs actually need. Researchers emphasized that the main concern is long-term exposure, not a single meal. While copper is essential in small amounts, excess intake can gradually overwhelm the liver’s ability to clear it. Over time, copper accumulates in liver cells, generates oxidative (free-radical) damage, and can trigger inflammation, cell death, and eventually scarring. In this analysis, some diets delivered copper levels about 30% to more than 100% above the researchers’ identified safe upper range for dogs.

⚠️Low-copper diets: The total daily copper intake from all food sources (including main meals, toppers, and treats) should provide approximately 0.15–0.24 mg of copper per 100 kcal. Carefully managing copper intake may help support liver health and potentially extend your pet’s lifespan.

Most companies though don’t disclose copper amounts on a “mg per calorie” basis, making it difficult to ever know if the amount you are feeding your animal is safe.

This morning at 12pm EST on the Inside Scoop, we will teach you how to calculate how much copper is in your dog’s food. Join us for this important episode. Downloadable Copper Calculator and PDF of chelation options will be ready for you in the group files.

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