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Mr and Mrs Elias have won a "sensitive beast" shampoo bar for their horse at the Royal Windsor Horse Show.

More winners to be announced shortly!

Welcome to Healthy Beast, a specialist Equine Therapy Centre and a Centre of vocational excellence in providing education in Essential Oil Therapy for Animals and other animal related courses and workshops.  These courses are available to animal owners, carers and animal health professionals such as Veterinary Surgeons and Vet Nurses.

We have created the perfect environment in the Equine Therapy Centre for the horse to either recover from illness and injury or for competition horses to take some time out and enjoy the various therapies on offer whilst re-charging their batteries. 

The Therapy Centre offers the ultimate box-rest experience offering the horse quiet, peaceful surroundings, spacious stables with double aspect views plus adjacent post and rail corrals for the next step after immediate box-rest.

The state-of-the-art Centre offers a variety of complementary therapies, specialising in Essential Oil Therapy for tendon/ligament injuries, fractures, behavioural conditions and post-op convalescence plus many more conditions - see what we can treat.  We do use conventional treatment when required and advised by our Vet, Bobby McEwen MRCVS.

We have now launched our natural products range for horses and dogs - see Products for information on all of our natural products.

 

 

Set in the heart of England, in the beautiful Cotswold countryside, Horsehay Farm has great conservation value as it supports a variety of habitats characteristic of the Cotswold Natural Area. The farm has an abundance of flora, fauna, streams, ponds, hedgerows, woodlands and large unspoilt meadows within its 50 acres of land.

The farm's resident domestic and companion animals include horses, goats, sheep, dogs, cats and an assortment of exotic animals including parrots, bearded dragons and tortoises.

Wildlife includes monkjack deer, badgers, foxes, rare butterflies, an abundance of insects and various pond life such as ducks, frogs, newts and fish.  Bat boxes, bird and owl boxes have been placed at various points around the farm to encourage their breeding.