The well-being of our four-legged friends is close to all our hearts. It is all the more surprising that the power plant Aloe Vera can also be used very effectively and versatile here.
Aloe Vera for dogs and cats
Scrapes, scratches or tick bites leave their marks on cats and dogs. Thanks to the anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiviral effects of Aloe Vera gel, care is quick and natural. Aloe Vera gel can also prevent contact allergies or excessive shedding in pets. Similarly, when applied internally, it can have pain-relieving effects and inhibit the growth of fungi, viruses and bacteria. The juice can be mixed into the food after consultation with the veterinarian.
Aloe Vera for horses
Aloe Vera is also a proven remedy for the skin and coat of horses. The juice is ideal as an additive to food to care for the forelock and mane and make them shine. It also helps with shedding for Icelandic horses and supports regeneration after strenuous training sessions. Aloe Vera gel can be used to support almost all types of skin irritations, for example, common eczema or itchy insect bites. In addition, the interaction of the various ingredients can lead to improved healing processes for skin diseases. Aloe Vera gel can also be used to protect and care for hooves. It has moisturizing, cooling and soothing effects. The active ingredient Acemannan has antiviral and antibacterial properties. Salicylic acid also has pain-relieving effects and supports the body in natural detoxification. Trace elements, proteins and lipids as well as vitamins A, C, B12 and E in Aloe Vera support the animal's body.
The horse's gut and prophylaxis
For horses, too, the gut is the most important organ for daily energy supply. If the intestinal flora is damaged by poor quality feed, antibiotic treatments or deworming cures, proper processing of ingested food is no longer effective or only possible to a limited extent. This can lead to health problems, such as skin diseases, allergies, restricted movement or a general drop in performance. Aloe Vera juice can support and protect the horse's health, especially in prophylaxis, the accompanying treatment of diseases or general aftercare. The nutrients of the plant should supplement the animals' daily diet so that positive intestinal bacteria are supported, the coat becomes shiny and strong, and the animal's activity is increased.
