Immediate need
Something just happened
Storms, fireworks, the vet, an accident, a fright in the night. For the situations that arrive without warning.
Flower essences for animals since 1998
Gentle drops for the feelings they cannot tell you about
Fear, grief, restlessness, the unease of a new house. Add four drops to the water bowl two to four times a day. Safe for dogs, cats, horses and birds, at any age, alongside anything else your vet has prescribed.
- 60+
- formulas
- 1998
- making essences since
- $18.00
- a 1 fl oz bottle
Start with what you are seeing
Shop all formulas →Behavioral
Something in their behavior changed
Hiding, cowering, barking, bolting, refusing the car. Formulas for the situations animals cope with badly.
Building health
Support through a hard stretch
Recovery, old age, appetite, the emotional side of being unwell. Given alongside veterinary care, never instead of it.
Structural
Stiffness, and the way they move
Aching joints, an old injury, a body that no longer moves the way it did. Support for bone, muscle and alignment.
Elimination
Digestion, and what follows
Upset stomachs, loose or blocked, the slow business of clearing what should not be there.
Aging pets
The slow changes of getting older
Night waking, disorientation, tiring organs. For the years when everything needs a little more help.
Not sure
Let us narrow it down
Four questions about your animal: species, age, what changed, what you see. Then we will name the one or two formulas worth starting with.
Most reached for
Every formula, 1 fl oz
Out of Control
For the dog or cat who bolts, barks, and cannot be reached once they have started.
$ 18.00
Pain Relief
Comfort support for dogs and cats sore from injury, surgery, or simply getting older.
$ 18.00
Anxiety and Fear
For the anxious dog or cat: storms, separation, strangers, the vet. Calm without sedation.
$ 18.00
Allergies
Natural allergy support for itchy dogs and cats: licking paws, red skin, drippy eyes, sore ears.
$ 18.00
How it works
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Pick by what you see
Choose the formula that matches the behavior, not a diagnosis. Two formulas can be given together if your animal needs both.
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Four drops in the water bowl
Four drops is the dose for every animal, so there is nothing to work out by weight. Or rub a drop into the fur behind the ears; for birds, on the feathers or the beak.
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Two to four times a day
For a known trigger, start two or three days ahead. Keep going for as long as it helps.
Each 1 fl oz bottle holds a bouquet of flower essences preserved in brandy. No fragrance, no herbs, no active pharmaceutical ingredients. Flower essences support emotional balance alongside good nutrition, routine and training. They are not a substitute for veterinary care: if your animal is unwell, please speak to your vet.
“It helps quickly in times of stress and fear. We use it during storms, fireworks or other loud outside noise, or in stressful situations that cause panic.”
1998
making essences for animals since
60+
formulas for dogs, cats, horses and birds
Which formula for your animal?
A minute of questions, then a shortlist, plus 10% off the first bottle you order.
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