Client Testimonials

"Panda is an 8-year-old stock horse gelding that has been competing in dressage, jumping, stock horse challenge classes and working equitation skills so quite the all-rounder. Whilst on the outside he always appears glossy and healthy he has struggled with being very spooky at times, anxious in the paddock and exhibiting symptoms of faecal water syndrome with a diarrhea type tail and bottom regularly. Panda had undergone several courses of ulcer treatment which seemed like a circle of finish one course and need to start again. Evie was able to immediately suggest the possibility of FWS which I had not previously heard of and put Panda onto a change of diet to relieve him of the symptoms. It was like turning off a tap. She was also able to make recommendations to soothe his irritated gut, reduce his anxiety and help with the spooky behaviour. Panda has continued to improve and has not had any veterinary ulcer treatments now for more than 6 months. I found Evie to be very professional, easy to talk to and explains things very well. I would highly recommend anyone interested in improving their horses gut health with a holistic approach to contact Evie."

Amanda P
"Evie has done a great job with Ang. She explained everything really well throughout the whole process and was more than happy to answer any questions I had. It’s been great to learn about alternative ways to improve Angie’s health and she’s looking great! Would definitely recommend Evie if you are looking for a holistic approach to help you horse."

Jess B
“Since I’ve started Stan on Evie’s new diet plan, I immediately noticed both physical and mental changes. The first thing I changed in his feed was swapping out Perfect Mash to Speedi-Beet. Stan used to struggle to pee and pee very yellow/cloudy. Straight away, he was peeing regularly and clear coloured. After incorporating the rest of the additives I noticed he gained weight without becoming hot, his coat became shinier and more oily, and his mane and tail stopped bleaching. Stan used to get quite stressed and would sweat heavily during travel, sometimes even breaking out in hives. Since changing his diet and improving his physical health, he has become so much more relaxed and placid, floating calmly and never becoming attached to other horses around him.”

Ruby R

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