Here's what people have to say after using essential oils. Even after all my years of using them it still seems micraculous, exciting and most of all heart-warming that such a gentle method can be so effective.

"..... I was amazed to find Flora wandering around in reception?. She had been so terrified previously that we had difficulty getting her through doorways!? Thanks for your help,"

Anita Clark (deputy manager RSPCA West Hatch)

"I would just like to thank you for your help with my horse. I offered him the oils over so many days until he was finished with them and his behaviour is totally changed. He is now a calm, more relaxed horse with himself and other horses. He has stopped weaving and box-walking?does not rush his food anymore or look over his stable door every 5 minutes. His back has been checked and you were right about it being sore, but that has been sorted out now and riding him is a lot more pleasant.
Again thank you for helping us, the oils have worked a treat. He is a happy horse now and that is all I ever wanted him to be."

Leanne from Tamworth.

Hi there!
Got the vet booked to sedate Bonzo for clipping on Tues and to dope Harry for tying off the sarcoid at the same time, but today I saw that the sarcoid on his eye is receding and the one under his belly has gone! Will continue to keep his stress levels low and his immune system topped up. Will keep in touch. Use us for a reference if you want.

Cheers, Di & Harry XX

"The oils have definitely had a strong effect on Storm.  He is much more together and happier all round.   He is coping better with noise and is starting to be the big softee you think he is.  It has been a slow but steady improvement and I think there is more to come. I took your advice about the Vit B complex and the magnesium and ordered the brands you had tested against.  We also have Kalmer in the cupboard ready for when he is competing in agility.   We had a lovely stay in Yorkshire and he coped very well with a new environment.    Also Willow, who had got somewhat bored with Storm's attitude, started playing with him again. I am truly grateful as something was needed to help Storm and your treatment has certainly done that."
 
With many thanks from Storm and his mum.
 
Diana


However it works, the results for Rooster have been outstanding.
1. His coat condition is glossy. His main and tail are glossy. He has put on muscle and weight.
2. He leads out like a lamb, with only the weight of the rein for feel.
3. On turnout he is calm. I saw him turned out with three other geldings, then a youngster joined them, full of himself. He bounced up to Rooster, and Rooster looked at him as though to say 'we don't behave like that around here' and the gelding settled happily to graze alongside. I believe Rooster is a 'passive leader'. We are so lucky.
4. I was amazed to hear that Rooster had been taken out on a 3 hour hack and had behaved like an angel. I have taken him out on two hacks and he has behaved impeccably. No nappiness, or spooking. 'The 'Barn Sour' tendency is clearly gone completely.
5. In his school work he may see his friends in a paddock over the fence. He looks but then takes no notice at all. Before he would puff himself up to what felt like twice the size, and prance around on the spot - it felt really scary. He readily shows a nice mellow attitude, with considerable willingness to feel for the rider. As the rider, it is I who make the mistakes, and Rooster, as may be expected, is a bit lost. But, with Penny's help, when I get it right Rooster responds so very willingly.
Overall Rooster has returned to the true horse that he started out to be some 15 years ago, and is only needing for us bipeds to communicate with him what we are asking in a way he can understand. Now it is down to us.

A big thank you from Rooster, Penny and me for your help.

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