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NATURAL HEALTH CARE
Hearts O' Fire - The healing art of animal acu-massage
Anita DeLelles is a certified Equine and Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner
with accreditation from the Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute.
Now living in St. George, Utah, Anita will offer acupressure therapy
to animals in both southern Nevada and southern Utah.
Anita shares her life not only with her husband Ron,
but also her overly pampered cats and horses.
She credits her cat Espresso for inspiring her into
a stimulating and fulfilling career change --
the Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine
and Animal Acupressure.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT HEARTS O' FIRE visit www.heartsofire.com
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NATURAL SUPPLEMENTS
FORCO products are broad-spectrum digestive aids that represent the state of the art in digestion nutriceuticals. They are unquestionably the most effective, field tested, products of their kind ever developed. They are all-natural products and their ingredients list includes premium-grade cultures and enzymes that are exceptionally durable, can tolerate ambient and internal temperature extremes, humidity, long-term storage, and the stomach's extreme pH (acid bath).
RETAILERS: FORCO COLORADO, GENTLEHORSES.COM
PARELLI ESSENTIALS is an extension of the Parelli method itself: a natural approach to the horse. Essentials helps the horse treat itself from within through the most natural evolutionary process of all, good digestion.
Ingredients: Taurine, L-Lysine, Slippery Elm Bark Powder, Hawthorne Berry Powder, Golden Seal Root Powder, Licorice Root Powder, St. John's Wort Herb Powder and DL-Phenylalanine.
RETAILERS: www.PARELLI.com |
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NATURAL HOOF CARE
NATURAL BAREFOOT TRIMMING - Developing rock hard athletic hooves!
J.B. REX - 435.668.1701
Serving the St George, Utah and surrounding areas
VISIT: www.thebarefootupdate.blogspot.com
HEALTHY STRIDE - Healthy Stride is the key to fluid movement
Healthy Stride takes the whole horse and his posture into account prior to shoeing or trimming.
Using the Healthy Stride evaluation form helps determine where the horse is out of balance. Beginning with the horse standing square, the mane, tail, shoulders and hips are compared for symmetry. The horse is then walked straight towards and away from the evaluator as the swing of the ribs, footfalls, and straightness of the legs and pasterns are analyzed. All are noted for shoeing/trimming decisions and as a record of the horse’s progress over several shoeing cycles.
VISIT:
www.healthy-stride.com
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