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Belinda's Natural Animal Therapies Belinda's NAT services; Homeopathic & Equine Touch consults. Affordable supplements, custom Sups You want the best for your animals & so do we.

Keeping animals happy and healthy is our priority. That is why Belinda's Natural Animal Therapies offers you and your animals safe, natural solutions to your animals health. Belinda is a qualified animal nutritionist, animal Homeopath and an experienced Equine Touch Practitioner. Belinda’s products are scientifically formulated by qualified nutritionists like Belindas Weather Shield custom loose lick (BLL) and Belinda’s Amazing Minerals Plus (BAM+) custom made for your state. Check out our website for more information on out services, qualifications and success stories. We are looking forward to helping your animals health -naturally.

🌼🐴 Those yellow flowers everywhere? Let's talk Capeweed.Capeweed becomes particularly noticeable when it flowers.One con...
29/09/2026

🌼🐴 Those yellow flowers everywhere? Let's talk Capeweed.

Capeweed becomes particularly noticeable when it flowers.

One concern with Capeweed is its ability to accumulate nitrate, and levels can be affected by environmental and management conditions.

If you have significant Capeweed:

🌿 Make sure horses have adequate alternative forage
🌿 Avoid allowing hungry horses into heavily weeded paddocks
🌿 Develop a pasture-management plan
🌿 Seek professional advice if you're concerned about toxicity

Don't wait until your paddock is completely yellow before thinking about management.

28/09/2026

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28/09/2026

🌼 SPRING W**D WATCH starts today!

Not everything growing in your horse's paddock belongs there.

This week I'm going to highlight some plants horse owners should recognise.

Your first job?

Go for a paddock walk.

Look along fence lines, around troughs, gateways and areas horses don't normally graze.

What's growing?

Knowing your paddock is one of the simplest forms of preventative horse care.

Don’t feed hard feed? No problem. 🐴🌱Not every horse needs a bucket feed every day.Maybe you have a good doer who practic...
26/09/2026

Don’t feed hard feed? No problem. 🐴🌱

Not every horse needs a bucket feed every day.

Maybe you have a good doer who practically gains weight looking at grass. Maybe your horse is retired, spelling or happily living in the paddock. Or maybe they simply don’t need the extra calories of a hard feed.

But they still need their vitamins and minerals.

That’s exactly why we created Belinda’s Premium Loose Lick® (BLL).

BLL can be offered ad-lib in the paddock in a suitable self-draining container, giving horses access to balanced vitamin and mineral supplementation without needing to introduce a hard feed just to carry their supplements.

And just like BAM+, BLL is custom formulated for each Australian state and territory, taking regional differences into consideration.

🌱 No hard feed required
🐴 Ideal for paddock horses and good doers
💚 Balanced vitamins and minerals
🥣 Can also be added to feed if you prefer
🇦🇺 Formulated for Australian conditions
🚫 No molasses and no iron

Don’t add a hard feed just to add vitamins and minerals.

👉 Make nutrition simpler. Choose the BLL formula for your state or territory and give your horse access to the nutrients they need, straight from the paddock.

📸 Take three photos of your horse today.One from each side and one from behind.That's your Spring Baseline.Then repeat t...
25/09/2026

📸 Take three photos of your horse today.

One from each side and one from behind.

That's your Spring Baseline.

Then repeat them every four weeks.

It's surprisingly difficult to notice gradual changes when we see our horses every day.

Photos make it much easier to see changes in:

✨ Weight
✨ Muscle
✨ Topline
✨ Coat
✨ Overall condition

Simple. Free. And incredibly useful.

When did you last really look at your horse's hooves?Pick them up today and check:✔️ Frog condition✔️ Cracks✔️ Thrush✔️ ...
24/09/2026

When did you last really look at your horse's hooves?

Pick them up today and check:

✔️ Frog condition
✔️ Cracks
✔️ Thrush
✔️ Wall quality
✔️ Growth
✔️ Unusual heat
✔️ Digital pulse

Then look at your horse standing and moving.

Hooves are influenced by trimming and environment, but nutrition also plays an important role in producing healthy new hoof.

You can't change the hoof that's already grown.

But you can support the hoof your horse is growing today.

23/09/2026

✨🐴 Spring shedding gives us a great opportunity to check skin and coat health.

As that winter fluff disappears, look for:

🔎 Bald patches
🔎 Itching
🔎 Scabs
🔎 Rain scald
🔎 Lumps
🔎 Irritated skin
🔎 Dull or bleached coat

Your horse's coat can give you useful clues about what's happening with their overall health and nutrition.

Don't just groom the winter coat away.

Have a look at what's underneath it.

💪🐴 A poor topline isn't always solved by feeding more.If your horse has lost muscle over winter, consider the whole pict...
22/09/2026

💪🐴 A poor topline isn't always solved by feeding more.

If your horse has lost muscle over winter, consider the whole picture.

Muscle development relies on:

🥣 Adequate quality protein and amino acids
🐴 Appropriate exercise
🦷 Good dental health
🦠 Healthy digestion
🪑 Correct saddle fit
💆 Comfort through the body

Simply increasing calories doesn't automatically build muscle.

Before reaching for more feed, ask:

Why has the muscle disappeared?

That's where the useful answers usually start.

21/09/2026

The winter rugs are starting to come off, coats are shedding and sometimes we discover our horse looks a little different underneath!

Today I want you to actually look and feel.

Run your hands over:

👉 Ribs
👉 Neck
👉 Withers
👉 Back
👉 Topline
👉 Rump

Don't rely on a fluffy coat to tell you their condition.

Has your horse lost weight? Gained too much? Lost muscle?

Take a photo today.

It gives you something objective to compare against in another month.

Does your feed shed look a little like a science lab? 🧪🐴A scoop of this. A spoonful of that. Something for minerals. Som...
19/09/2026

Does your feed shed look a little like a science lab? 🧪🐴

A scoop of this. A spoonful of that. Something for minerals. Something for salt. Something for gut health… and before you know it, you're juggling multiple tubs every day and spending a small fortune.

Belinda’s Amazing Minerals Plus® (BAM+) was created to simplify things.

We’ve already done the hard work of formulating and balancing it, so you don’t have to.

BAM+ combines your horse’s daily vitamin and mineral supplementation with salt, gut support and a mycotoxin binder — all in one easy daily product.

And because horses grazing in Tasmania aren't necessarily dealing with the same nutritional conditions as horses in Queensland or Western Australia, BAM+ is custom formulated for every Australian state and territory, taking regional differences into consideration.

The result?

🐴 One product
🥄 One daily dose
💚 No fillers
🧪 No feed-shed science experiment
💰 One of the most affordable all-in-one options around

Good nutrition doesn't have to mean a shelf full of supplements.

Keep it simple. Feed what your horse actually needs.

Order yours online or from one of our many stockists.

Address

47 Hextalls Road
Lebrina, TAS
7254

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8:30am - 8pm

Telephone

+61437607419

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