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Animal Communication - Is it real?

give-me-a-kissCommunicating intuitively with animals can be a challenge for beginners as they might find it difficult to differentiate between the messages sent by the animal and their own thoughts.


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French Clay - What is it?

Clay is a natural element that has been used by humans and animals since the beginning of time. Animals will eat clay, drink water from a hole filled with clay and roll into it for various reasons.


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Animal Commuinication - Past lives of animals

thunder and cassI don't write much about my beloved Thoroughbred Thunder but I feel it is time to share a story about him with you.


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It is common to see animals eat dirt or lick it. Some will rather drink from a mud hole than from a bucket with clean tap water. Clay is basically dirt with amazing therapeutic properties. So why would it be so strange to give clay to animals?

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Clay - Animal Cases PDF Print E-mail
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I have experienced the benefits of clay over the years and I would like to share some recent examples that had excellent results with horses.

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Clay applications on horses and pets PDF Print E-mail
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Clay is not widely used in Anglophone countries whilst in Francophone ones, nearly every household will have a packet in its cupboard. Clay is part of any good horse stud, agistment properties and equine rehabilitation places and is readily available in saddleries or produce stores in various forms.

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French Clay - What is it? PDF Print E-mail
Articles - Clay and Animals

Clay is a natural element that has been used by humans and animals since the beginning of time. Animals will eat clay, drink water from a hole filled with clay and roll into it for various reasons.

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How to apply Clay PDF Print E-mail
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Clay is at its highest activity when moist, and should be renewed or replace after 2 hours. However, it can stay on for many more hours as long as it moist. Dried clay paste on the skin or coat is actually quite uncomfortable!

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