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Wildfire season is here, and your horse's lungs may need support long after the smoke clears.
Studies have shown that smoke exposure can affect a horse's respiratory system for up to six weeks, even after air quality improves. That's why it's important to think beyond the days when the sky is hazy and take a proactive approach to respiratory health. Breathing Right is a Traditional Chinese Medicine formula that moistens, nourishes, and strengthens delicate lung tissue while supporting healthy bronchodilation and oxygen delivery. Safe for long-term use, it's an excellent choice during wildfire season and for horses experiencing dry coughs or wheezing. Be prepared before the smoke arrives, and continue supporting healthy lungs long after it has passed. Shop our respiratory and breathing support formulas:
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For many dogs, fireworks are anything but fun. Loud noises, bright flashes, and unexpected booms can trigger anxiety, fear, pacing, trembling, barking, hiding, and other stress-related behaviors.
Whole Horse Calm Shen is a traditional Chinese herbal formula designed to support the *Shen*, the spirit, mind, and emotional balance. It provides gentle, natural support for dogs experiencing stress from fireworks, thunderstorms, travel, separation, and other environmental challenges. Calm Shen may be especially helpful for dogs who: -Hide or tremble during fireworks -Pace, pant, or seem unable to settle -Become reactive or easily startled -Struggle with anxiety during storms or travel -Are sensitive to changes in their environment Suggested Canine Feeding Guideline: 1/4 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight. For best results, begin supporting your dog before fireworks begin and continue through periods of increased stress. Additional Tips for Fireworks Night: -Play calming music or white noise -Create a quiet, comfortable indoor retreat -Make sure collars, tags, and microchip information are current -Maintain normal routines and provide reassurance Learn more about Calm Shen for pets: |
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