As the old saying goes, “no hoof, no horse.” It’s true. If you can’t maintain your horse’s feet, you’re going to run into serious systemic health problems. But what if it...
Sarah Griffiths, DCH
Sarah is a partner to the Adored Beast Apothecary and the creator of two companies: The Animal Synergist and Equus Soap Co., located in Langley, BC, Canada. A horse trainer, feline and canine nutritionist, and a classical homeopath, she started her journey into animal wellness as an equestrian and a zookeeper. She has even worked as a commercial falconer. With over 20 years of education and field/clinical experience feeding and caring for wild and domestic animals of a variety of species, Sarah consults with clients and companies across Canada to help them with species-appropriate approaches to animal nutrition. Sarah's unique and deeply caring approach to animal care focuses on providing synergistic wellness planning services and safe, non-toxic grooming options for animals. She’s a strong believer that less is more when it comes to our ever-increasingly toxic environment. We can’t control a lot of things but we can surely control what we feed our animals and what we put on them topically. Sarah holds a Diploma in Classical Homeopathy (DCH) from the Vancouver Homeopathic Academy, a certificate in exotic feline husbandry and is currently completing a 500 hour Clinical Pet Nutritionist program from the Academy of Natural Sciences (CPN Certification) and 100 hour CEN (Clinical Equine Nutritionist). Her mission is to empower as many animal guardians as possible to choose preventative options for their pets without fear or guilt. There is a lot of information out there these days and she believes in providing you with the tools you need to give your animals the best life possible. For more information on Sarah’s companies, visit www.theanimalsynergist.com and www.equussoapco.com
Cat Nutrition: What Makes Cats So Unique?
Did you know that cats are a newly domesticated species? And when it comes to cat nutrition, we often fall short of providing them with the nutrition they need in order to...
Pancreatitis in Dogs and Cats: It Doesn’t “Just Happen”
Pancreatitis in dogs and cats is a life-threatening condition. Anyone who’s had a pet in this situation knows it can be really scary. Doctors sometimes refer to it as an...
Equine Metabolic Syndrome: More Than Just a Sugar Issue
It’s likely that you know someone or maybe you even have a horse with Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS). Insulin resistance (IR), also known as EMS, is an ever-growing issue...
Ulcers in Horses: An Equine Epidemic
Have you ever heard the term “You’re giving me an ulcer”? Basically, it means “you’re stressing me out!” As much as we may joke about it, unfortunately, research shows that...
Know Your Horse Hay! Quality is Key
Hay is the main source of essential energy, fibre, vitamins, and minerals during the winter, and, for some horses, all year round. Ensuring that your horse has access...
