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05/11/2026

🚨With early signs of AHS looming this summer season, we would love to share the Vermate approach to preventing AHS. First, we need to share the background story on how we come about the formula. In 2011 Marjolein ran a dealing yard with six thoroughbred horses in Northern Farms. Two of the six horses contracted AHS of which one was the respiratory and the other the cardiac version of the virus.

From the outset Marjolein decided to find an alternative route for addressing the problem. She came in contact with a medical doctor that used peroxide to treat terminal cancer patients. He advised her on a protocol for horses. A mixture of peroxide and colloidal silver was used to treat both her horses with outstanding results. Marjolein treated 30 other horses in the same season with the mixture, of which 29 were restored back to perfect health. It became evident that a 40ml dose intravenously had a healing effect on the horse within 20 minutes. A Facebook group page “PGC IV treatment for AHS” was created to share the protocol with other people. After 15 years the page has 796 members and the recipe is still saving countless horses from dying from AHS.

❤️‍🩹The answer to combating AHS is to build up the horse’s immune system with Vermate and to treat the horse with the PGC mixture when early symptoms show. The Vermate just puts the horse in a different place when it comes to fighting AHS. It won’t cure AHS but together with the PGC mixture it will help the horse to heal much quicker.

🍃 IV Formula: 100ml colloidal silver, 15g glucose powder, 10ml peroxide (30 vol/9% ). Inject 40ml in the inside vein of the front legs. The dosage can be repeated twice a day until the horse’s temperature comes down. This is supported with a dose of 30ml of Vermate, twice a day. You can also do a Vermate load in dose of 100ml and then continue with 30ml twice a day.

Much objection was raised against the IV Formula with the argument that the peroxide will damage the horses’ kidneys. Many hardworking competition horses were treated over the past fifteen years and saved with the mixture and are still performing at the highest level without any sign of kidney damage.

Learn about other treatment protocols using Vermate: https://www.vermate.co.za/vermate-applications-treatments/

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05/11/2026

As we are getting closer to season madness, I would just like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported me this year. I cannot put in words to express my appreciation and gratitude. May you all have a blessed, joyful and peaceful Christmas season, and all the best for 2027!

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29/09/2026

Our online shop is updated again, feel free to have a look! Contact me for any advice on pet (and human) health, natural products, Quantum Scanning and Rife treatments. Our Tack Department has also expanded, and if you don't find what you're looking for, please let me know!

29/09/2026

HOW MANY PRODUCTS ARE SITTING IN YOUR SUPPLEMENT CUPBOARD? Gut support. Joints and mobility. Nutrition and Immune support. Hydration and Recovery. Anxiety and Ulcers. Skin and coat condition. Parasite management. It can quickly add up.
Vermate takes a different approach. One all-in-one biological probiotic and micronutrient mineral feed supplement, designed to support multiple aspects of health from the inside out.
🌿 Gut and microbial balance
🌿 Ulcer prevention and treatment
🌿 Immune support
🌿 Recovery support
🌿 Colic prevention and treatment
🌿 Nutrient utilisation
🌿 Skin and coat condition
🌿 Parasite management
🌿 General wellbeing
Instead of adding another product every time a new challenge comes along, consider what one bottle can contribute across your animals' everyday health and performance.
ONE BOTTLE. MULTIPLE AREAS OF SUPPORT. ONE SMARTER WAY TO SUPPLEMENT.
When every rand counts, versatility matters. 💰 Make your supplement budget work harder.

Shop Vermate: https://www.vermate.co.za/product-category/vermate/

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29/09/2026

29/09/2026

Jack Meagher’s observation gets at one of the central ideas behind his approach to equine massage: a horse can lose freedom of movement not only because of an obvious injury, but because of what remains in the muscles after repeated work.

When muscles repeatedly produce force—particularly during strenuous, repetitive or highly patterned work—they do not always return completely to their previous resting state. Small areas may remain more contracted or guarded, especially when the same tissues are repeatedly loaded without enough opportunity to recover. Over time, this can contribute to increased muscle tone, tenderness, reduced tissue extensibility and subtle changes in how comfortably the horse moves through his normal range.

The important word in Meagher’s quote is “residual.” He wasn’t simply talking about the normal muscle contraction that occurs during exercise. He was interested in tension that persists afterward. A horse may still be perfectly capable of doing his job, but begin doing it with a little less freedom. Other muscles may then have to contribute differently, movement patterns can gradually change, and what began as a relatively small restriction can become part of the horse’s habitual way of moving.

This is also where massage makes sense in Meagher’s system. By working with areas of persistent muscular tension, encouraging circulation and comfortable tissue movement, and helping the horse release unnecessary guarding, massage can support the muscle’s return toward a more comfortable resting state and help restore the freedom of movement that residual tension may be limiting.

That makes his quote remarkably consistent with the way we now think about massage as part of maintaining a working horse: work creates adaptation, but it also creates accumulated effects. Good bodywork can help keep those effects from unnecessarily becoming restrictions.

https://koperequine.com/heres-a-list-of-things-you-may-not-yet-know-about-massage/

29/09/2026

29/09/2026

🐄Mastitis costs more than the milk you throw away. It is treatment time. It is lost production. And when cases keep coming back, it can mean losing a productive cow from the herd.
🐄For a commercial dairy conventional antibiotic treatment can take 8 to 12 days before the milk can be used again. But for some cows, the problem does not end there. A relapse can occur just two to three weeks after the cow appears to be clean.
💰When mastitis becomes a recurring problem, the economics become harder to ignore. This is where the Vermate treatment programme comes in.
❤️‍🩹Used alongside antibiotics at 100 ml per cow per day, the Vermate programme is designed to address mastitis within 2 to 3 days, according to the Vermate treatment protocol.
The programme then moves into Vermate maintenance, supporting the cow with the aim of preventing the cycle of relapse and helping keep productive animals in the herd. For a large dairy operation, keeping a productive cow producing is the goal. Mastitis management is not just about getting a cow clean. It is about reducing repeat problems, protecting production and making the most of the animals already in your herd.
💬Talk to Wilhelm Joubert about your herd and the Vermate protocol for your specific situation.

📖 See more Vemate applications and treatments: https://www.vermate.co.za/vermate-applications-treatments/

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