Mystic Moon Farm
Haflinger Horses 

Haflingers

Health Products for Horses and Dogs

Herbs are the original go-to source for health and wellness, going back thousands of years. Before land was divided by fencing, the soil was depleted, and horses were limited to homogenized patches of grass and bales of hay, horses took care of themselves by eating a wide variety of vegetation, including many herbs. Today, an increasing number of horsepeople are recognizing that herb supplementation can do amazing things. But, as with any product, (and especially one that’s consumed) quality is everything when it comes to effectiveness. That’s why Silver Lining Herbs offers only the very finest quality herbs, precisely formulated and powdered for maximum concentration and absorption.

We believe health is a work in progress, and every day we make choices for ourselves and our animals that move us closer to, or away from, a state of optimal health. Make Silver Lining Herbs your daily giant step forward, just as some of the world’s most reputable veterinarians recommend.

Horse Product Recommendations

Health Issue Herbs to Consider
Anhydrous #28
Bacteria #24  #25
Bad to Haul #11  #14  #15  #31  #37
Bladder #25  #37
Bleeding #16  #32
Blisters #24  #33
Blood #10  #19  #27
Blood Warts #19  #24  #25
Bones #12  #37
Breathing #22  #32  #39
Bronchials #22  #25
Calcium Deposits #12  #37
Central Nervous System #11
Chest Swelling #24  #25
Chlorinated Water #24  #27
Cloudy Eyes #21
Colic #17
Competition #10  #24  #38
Cough #22
Cranky #14  #15  #29  #37
Creaking Joints #18
Cresty Neck and Tail #26
Cribbing #29
Detergents #27
Digestion #29  #30
Discomfort #29  #30  #33  #37
Dislikes Right Turns #27  #37
Dragging Toes #11
Endurance #39
Eye Bulging #26
Eyes #21
Fat #26
Fluid Retention #37
Fly Sprays #27
Gut Sounds #17  #29  #30
Hair Coat #13  #24
Hair Won’t Shed #24  #28
Hard Cycles #14  #31
Heart #39
Herbicides #27
Hoof Walls #12
Hormone Balance (Mare) #14  #31
Hormone Balance (Stallion or Gelding) #15
Immune Compromise #24
Immune System #24
Increase Estrogen #14
Joints #18  #37
Kidney #25  #37
Lethargic #24  #25
Ligaments #12  #37
Liver #27
Looking at Sides #17  #37
Low Libido #15
Low Red Count #25
Low White Count #24
Lumps Under Tail #19  #24
Lungs #22  #30
Lying Down Frequently #12  #17 #23  #29  #37
Lymphs #35
Maintenance #10
Manure - Yellow #27
Manure - Soft #25  #29  #30
Manure - Hard #17  #30
Mare will not Settle #14
Mare with Foal #10
Mean Mare #14  #31
Mental Awareness #11
Mineral Buildup #12  #30  #37
Mouth Sores #24  #33
Mucous Discharge #24  #25
Muscle Degeneration Loss #11  #37
Muscles Tight #37
Navicular Bone #12  #37
Nerves #11  #20
Not Stopping #37
Not Sweating #28
Not Turning #37
Not Working Well #24  #29  #37
Off Season Maintenance #10
Older Stallion #15  #24
Over Exertion #24  #39
Overweight #26
Parasites in Manure #13
Peristalsis #29  #30
Pesticides #24  #27
Poultice #16
Pregnant Mare Care #10
Progesterone/Testosterone #15  #31
Protruding Eyeballs #26  #28
Quarter Cracks #10  #12 Equisalve
Refuses Hard Turns #27  #37
Respiratory #22
Rolling #17
Rough Hair Coat #13  #24  #26
Seasons Rough & Often #14  #31
Seeing Shadows #21  #26  #27
Sensitive to Touch #33
Shedding Hair #26  #28
Shelly Hoof #10  #12
Short Attention Span #11  #15
Soft Tissue #23
Sore Feet #12 #23 #24  #25
Soreness in Back #30  #37
Sperm Count Low #15
Spurs #12  #37
Straight Side walls on Hoofs #12
Stallion Breeding #15
Stifle #15 #12 #37
Stress #11  #24
Stumbling #11
Stupid Acting #11  #20  #29  #32
Supports Progesterone/Testosterone #15  #31
Swelling Ankles #37
Swelling Body #24  #25
Synovial Fluid #18
Tail Rubbing #10  #13
Tendons #12  #37
Tight Muscles #37
Toe Pointing #12  #37
Toxic Blood #19  #25  #27
Under Weight #13  #24 #26  #29  #30
Untrue Tracking #11
Weakness #10  #24  #39
Weanling Mix #10
White Line #12  #25
Won’t Relax #11  #20
While Being Ridden #29  #37
Worry #11  #20
Wound Dressing #16  #25  #40
Wrinkles over Eyes #24
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