Chamomile has long been valued for its soothing properties, and it's no different when it comes to our animals. This finely cut organic chamomile is perfect for horses prone to stress, digestive upsets, skin irritations, or nervous tension.
With its calming scent and potent botanical action, chamomile can be a gentle and effective way to support your horse’s wellbeing—naturally.
Supports digestive health and relieves colic or scouring
Helps ease nervous tension and restlessness
Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic actions
Aids in reducing spasms and pain in the digestive tract
Mild antimicrobial effects
Skin-soothing when used as a topical rinse
Contains calcium phosphate to support the skeletal system
Mix dry into dampened feed
Brew as a tea and drizzle over feed, hay, or straw to simulate natural browsing
Use externally as a skin rinse for allergic reactions or irritation (cool, brewed tea)
Chamomile was once hung in stables to help deter flies thanks to its scent.
Actions: Anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, anti-microbial, digestive bitter, carminative (relieves gas), mild sedative, anti-allergenic, vasodilator (improves circulation), and analgesic.
⚠️ Note: Rare hypersensitive reactions have been noted in humans allergic to the ragweed family. Consult your vet if unsure.
Chamomile has long been valued for its soothing properties, and it's no different when it comes to our animals. This finely cut organic chamomile is perfect for horses prone to stress, digestive upsets, skin irritations, or nervous tension.
With its calming scent and potent botanical action, chamomile can be a gentle and effective way to support your horse’s wellbeing—naturally.
Supports digestive health and relieves colic or scouring
Helps ease nervous tension and restlessness
Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic actions
Aids in reducing spasms and pain in the digestive tract
Mild antimicrobial effects
Skin-soothing when used as a topical rinse
Contains calcium phosphate to support the skeletal system
Mix dry into dampened feed
Brew as a tea and drizzle over feed, hay, or straw to simulate natural browsing
Use externally as a skin rinse for allergic reactions or irritation (cool, brewed tea)
Chamomile was once hung in stables to help deter flies thanks to its scent.
Actions: Anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, anti-microbial, digestive bitter, carminative (relieves gas), mild sedative, anti-allergenic, vasodilator (improves circulation), and analgesic.
⚠️ Note: Rare hypersensitive reactions have been noted in humans allergic to the ragweed family. Consult your vet if unsure.
