Horse & Rider
Natural Remedies for Horses, Pets, Livestock and People
Are you looking for natural and gentle solutions for you or your animal’s health issues? At Hippo Health we offer professionally formulated, innovative and safe natural remedies designed to help you and your animals thrive, naturally.
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sunburn product: SOL PLUS
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Our ground-breaking Sol Plus remedies are orally dosed and use nature to help manage the effects of the sun’s rays by taking the same mechanism that we see with oral medications such as tetracycline and acne drugs that increase burn risk, but in reverse.
This sun management remedy is easily dosed in your family's water bottles for a regular re-dosing throughout the day. If you are using Sol Plus for your horse, dog, cat or even livestock, it is just as conveniently administered via the water trough or directly in the mouth of the animal. The sweet taste is very popular with even the fussiest of our furry friends. But don't just take our word for it, read the product reviews from real customers around the world.
Tick Repellent for Livestock
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Ticks can significantly impact herd health, milk yield, and farm productivity. Managing them is essential, yet conventional treatments often involve harsh chemicals and high costs.
Ticks Plus – Livestock offers a natural, chemical-free alternative for cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. It is an easy-to-use, cost-effective solution designed to support your tick management strategy and protect your animals' well-being.
For more info read our article on How to Identify, Manage, and Prevent Ticks in Cows & Livestock.
Photosensitivity Support
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Photosensitivity in horses is a painful skin reaction to UV light, occurring when toxins from certain plants, especially when grass is lush, or liver dysfunction cause white or unpigmented skin to become hypersensitive to the sun. Symptoms often look similar to sunburn.
Our Photosensitivity Support remedy supports a natural immune response to both primary and secondary photosensitivity, helping to manage skin damage, ulceration, and fluid build-up.
Not sure if it is Photosensitivity? Read our guide: Does my horse have Mud Fever/Greasy Heel or Photosensitivity – or is it sunburn?
