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Heart Help Formula

★★★★★ 4.56 from 9 reviews

Dogs, cats, horses & more

Gentle support for older dogs and cats who are slowing down.

Owners reach for this when they see

  • tiring on walks
  • coughing at night
  • slowing down

Featured flowers

  • Bleeding Heart
  • Eucalyptus

Named for the blossoms, not made of them. A flower essence carries no plant material.

$ 18.001 fl oz
Purchase options

Great for

  • Senior dogs and cats
  • Alongside a heart diagnosis
  • Animals slowing down
  • Long-term gentle support

Not sure this is the right one for your animal? Take the 1-minute quiz

Size
1 fl oz
Blended & bottled
New Mexico, since 1998

What owners say

4.56 ★★★★★ out of 5

From 9 reviews of this formula

  • Collected and verified by Judge.me
  • Published unedited, the critical ones included
  • Making essences for animals since 1998

    How to give it

    1. Four drops in the water bowl

      Or rub a drop into the fur behind the ears. Four drops is the dose for every animal, so there is nothing to work out by weight.

    2. Two to four times a day

      Top up the bowl as you refill it. Two formulas can be given together if your animal needs both.

    3. Start ahead of a known trigger

      For fireworks, a move or a vet visit, begin two or three days before rather than on the day.

    There is nothing to overdose on and nothing to taper off. Essences are gentle enough to give alongside food, medication and other formulas. They support emotional balance and are not a substitute for veterinary care. If your animal is unwell, please speak to your vet.

    What to expect

    Flower essences work gradually. Knowing roughly when to judge the result is the difference between giving a formula a fair trial and giving up on the third day.

    1. Days 1 to 3

      Start and carry on as normal

      Add the drops to the water bowl and change nothing else. Some owners notice something early, usually around one specific trigger. Many notice nothing yet, and that is normal.

    2. Week 1 to 2

      The wondering stage

      This is where most people ask whether it is doing anything. Keep the dosing steady rather than increasing it. With essences, consistency matters more than quantity.

    3. Week 3 to 4

      Give it until here before you judge it

      If nothing has shifted at all by now, a different formula is probably the better fit. Tell us what you are seeing and we will help you choose. That is a better outcome than persevering with the wrong one.

    4. Around week 7

      The bottle runs low

      A 1 fl oz bottle given two to four times a day is usually close to empty. This is where most people reorder, and where a subscription saves remembering.

    Every animal is different, and none of this is a promise. It is a guide to when to make up your mind. Essences support emotional balance alongside good food, routine and training. They are not a substitute for veterinary care: if something is wrong, please speak to your vet.

    For the dog who used to lead the walk and now waits at the gate. Heart Help is for the morale of getting older, and for the owner watching it happen.

    Coughing at night, fast breathing at rest, or fainting needs a vet examination soon. Heart conditions in animals are very treatable when they are found.

    Not sure which formula?

    Four questions about your animal: species, age, what changed, what you see. Then we will name the one or two essences worth starting with.