Disclaimer: Thrive Equine Remedies are complementary vibrational remedies intended to support emotional wellbeing in horses. They are not veterinary medicines and should not replace professional veterinary diagnosis, treatment or advice. If your horse is unwell, injured, or displaying signs of illness or distress, seek veterinary attention immediately.
Thrive Equine Remedies
Herd Harmony
Herd Harmony
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Promotes balance, acceptance and peaceful relationships within the herd, helping horses navigate social change with greater ease.
Healing Intention: To support peaceful social relationships, helping horses feel accepted, connected and balanced within the herd.
Typical Situations
- Introducing new horses
- Changing herd members
- Shared agistment settings
- Hierarchy shifts
- Merging existing groups
- Frequent herd changes
- Tension within paddock groups
What It Helps Restore
- Calm coexistence
- Social confidence
- Reduced tension
- Stable herd dynamics
- Acceptance of other horses
- Emotional balance within the group
- Healthy social interactions
- A sense of belonging
About This Remedy
Horses are naturally social animals, and harmony within the herd plays an important role in their emotional wellbeing. When herd members change, new horses are introduced or social dynamics shift, tension can arise as horses work to establish their place within the group.
Herd Harmony has been carefully formulated to support calmer interactions, greater acceptance and more balanced social relationships. This blend encourages stability, cooperation and a greater sense of belonging within the herd.
For best results, Herd Harmony can be given to all members of the herd before, during and after periods of social adjustment. However, it may also be beneficial when used with individual horses contributing to tension or instability within the group.
For The Horse: "I belong within the herd and contribute to a peaceful, balanced community."
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Is this product right for my horse?
Not all herd tension looks like aggression. Some horses become possessive, insecure, excluded, overly dominant or simply struggle to find their place when social dynamics change.
Signs this remedy may be helpful
- Frequent tension or conflict within the herd
- Difficulty introducing new horses
- Bullying, exclusion or possessive behaviour
- Social insecurity or difficulty finding a place within the group
- Increased stress following herd changes
- Ongoing instability within paddock relationships
- Aggression and protectiveness at feed time
May Be Used Alongside
Healthy Separation - For horses that become overly dependent on specific herd mates.
Crisis Calm - When introductions, herd changes or social instability create acute stress and tension within the group.
Confidence Build - For horses lacking confidence within social situations.
New Beginnings - When horses are adjusting to a new herd following relocation or rehoming.
Settled Soul - To support emotional balance and wellbeing during periods of social change.
Understanding the blend & ingredients
This remedy contains a carefully selected blend of the following 100% natural Flower & Nature Essences:
Brachycome - Encourages tolerance, acceptance and appreciation of differences within the group.
Southern Cross - Supports empathy, understanding and awareness of others.
Red Feather Flower - Encourages healthy participation and contribution within the herd.
Christmas Tree (Kanya) - Supports belonging, inclusion and connection to the wider group.
Purple and Red Kangaroo Paw - Encourages sensitivity, understanding and healthy social interactions.
Mauve Melaleuca - Promotes acceptance, compassion and emotional harmony.
Holly - Helps release jealousy, resentment and hostility.
Beech - Encourages tolerance and acceptance of others.
Vine - Supports balanced leadership and reduces excessive dominance or control.
Pearl - Encourages harmony, acceptance and emotional balance.
Rose Quartz - Supports connection, compassion, emotional warmth and peaceful relationships.
Essences are contained in a base of purified spring water and brandy (as a natural preservative).
Why we created this remedy
We recognise that herd life or compantionship is an essential part of a horse's emotional wellbeing. Social changes, introductions and shifting relationships can create stress, tension and uncertainty, even within otherwise settled groups.
Herd Harmony was created to support horses through these transitions, encouraging acceptance, stability and positive social interactions. This blend helps foster a calmer, more balanced herd environment where horses can feel secure, connected and comfortable within their place in the group.
How to use
Add 7 drops or 3 sprays directly into the horse's mouth, onto feed or into drinking water at least twice daily.
Remedies can also be applied topically by dropping or spraying into hand and gently wiping on poll, top of wither and top of rump.
During times of increased emotional stress or significant change, remedies may be used more frequently as needed.
For best results, use consistently for a minimum of 3–4 weeks.
Suitable for horses of all ages and disciplines.
Frequently asked questions
How long will it take to notice changes?
Every horse is different. Some owners notice subtle changes within days, while others observe gradual shifts over several weeks. Consistent use is recommended for best results.
Can I use multiple Thrive remedies together?
Yes. Remedies may be used individually or combined where appropriate to support your horse's unique emotional needs.
Can these remedies be used alongside veterinary treatment?
Yes. Thrive Equine Remedies are complementary products and can be used alongside veterinary care and other therapies.
Are these remedies suitable for all horses?
Yes. Thrive Equine Remedies are suitable for horses of all ages, breeds and disciplines.
Looking for more information?
Visit our FAQ page for answers to common questions about flower remedies, ingredients, ordering, shipping and product use.
Important information
Thrive Equine Remedies are complementary products designed to support emotional wellbeing and balance.
They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and are not a substitute for veterinary care.
If your horse is injured, unwell or showing signs of illness or distress, seek veterinary advice immediately.
If you have concerns about your horse's health, behaviour or wellbeing, please consult your veterinarian or an appropriately qualified equine professional.