Natural Animal Sense

04/10/2022

SALE WITH 50% OFF EVERYTHING

We are running a clearance sale on our shop (link below). We are going to be creating a new, improved and very different shopping experience, but this takes time and that means we are temporarily closing the shop until our new holistic store is ready to be opened.

Click on the link, go shopping and submit the code SALE at checkout

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50% OFF ALL PRODUCTS ​Enter voucher code SALE at checkout

11/02/2021

Exciting news for 2021 😁😁.

We have finalised all the details for our newest intake on the Animal Self Healing diploma.

We have had a big surge in enquiries during lockdown last year and compiled a priority waiting list. The details (and enrolment link) are going to be sent out to everyone on this list first before we open up the link to everyone else.

If you want to get early access it’s not too late to be added to the list. Just let us know.

Carin and I are getting excited and are looking forward to starting this new group.

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31/08/2020

02/08/2020

News Update...

Last week was a sad moment for us as well as the start of exciting new times. We handed back the keys to our college in Stokesley.
Mark and Sue Dickens on Stokesley Business Park have been amazing landlords over the last 4 years and we wouldn’t have achieved what we did without them.
Slightly earlier than anticipated, we have started the process for the next stage of our venture and we have moved home to do this.
We are going to refurbish and convert farm buildings at our new home to house our new charity Marmadukes and we will have our college located within these premises (alongside a shop, café, stables, accommodation and more).

We are hoping to keep an ongoing journal showing our progress throughout these exciting times.

Watch this space…

10/03/2020

We must thank the dedicated and beautiful women from Saving Yorkshire’s Dogs for giving up their time on Sunday. We all had a brilliant and successful day enjoying our new workshop learning how to carry out a basic health MOT for our own dogs.
A big thank you to Julie and Heather for supporting the volunteers who wanted to participate and a huge thank you to Julia for being the unofficial organiser.
Every dog that goes to SYD, www.sydrescue.org.uk will now be able to benefit from this and the volunteers can hopefully help these dogs find their forever homes even quicker.
You do great work - hats off to you all.

We are going to open up these new workshops this year for everyone so keep your eyes peelef for more information. xx

SYD is about saving dogs in Yorkshire.

15/09/2019

25/08/2019

It’s time to celebrate 🎉. Congratulations Irene Dale on your successful completion of your 1-2-1 assessment. We are so proud of you and it has been amazing to work with you over the last 18 months. We wish you all the best for the future and we know you will make an amazing practitioner of Animal Self-Healing (zoopharmacognosy).

Well done Irene Dale Dip ASH.ch

11/07/2019

MUST READ - Latest scientifically proven article

25/06/2019

We are welcoming Matthew Jackson Dip WCF UKNHCP to our college on Thursday 4th July for an intimate evenings talk about our horses hooves (from foal to adulthood).The talk is titled "Creation, evolution and adaption - The journeys of hooves". it promises to be a fantastic talk from an amazing, experienced and educated farrier/barefoot trimmer who helped us to support our Charlie through his initial laminitis stages.

Get your seat booked through our online shop or contact us direct. Find out more at our events tab on this page.

It is only £25 so hurry and book

13/06/2019

Our newest FB page is has now been created. If you are interested in finding out about all the different courses, workshops and talks that we are going to be organising for the remainder of this year and going into 2020 then like our CHANT page to get notifications on everything that is coming up. Also, pass this on to anyone else who you think might be interested.

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The College of Holistic and Natural Therapies 'CHANT' is home Natural Animal Sense, Your Emotional S

06/06/2019

This is a good report showing the importance of understanding what you are reading.

A new study tries, but fails, to clarify what breeds of dogs are most dangerous.

11/05/2019

Thank you Colin Goodall for coming to help Rosie yesterday. Zoopharmacognosy (Animal Self-Healing) is fascinating and if any of my friends want to read more about it go to Colin and Carin's website www.naturalanimalsense.com. Rosie has issues with fear from her past and we hope with the help of the remedies, she will only have these fears as a memory and not constant flash-backs as she is dealing with at the moment. Of course, Merlin was very interested in it and joined in. X

27/04/2019

🐍 The danger of adder bites 🐍

At this time of year you may be more likely to come into contact with Britain's only poisonous snake. If disturbed these little reptiles can react aggressively and bite. It is a very rare occurrence to see adders and though they can be dangerous, we do urge you not to approach or harm them in any way. They are an endangered British species and an important part of our natural wildlife.

If you think your pet has been bitten by an adder, contact us immediately. Anti-venoms are available but can take time to obtain so the earlier we are informed, the better. Where possible, carry your pet and do not allow them to walk. Restricting movement will slow the spread of the venom around the body. Do not tie off or tourniquet the area, as this can cause more harm than good if done incorrectly. Look out for the signs and symptoms below - you may not see the bite happen but your pet will feel the effects.

14/02/2019

This is a copy of a post from a good friend who has recently attended an equine flu talk.
Thanks Pip.

Info from tonight’s equine flu talk by Rainbow Equine Hospital

Current virus strain is Florida Clade 1.

The virus can survive 8-36 hrs in the environment. I.e. on clothes, skin, buckets, rugs etc.
Any disinfectant that kills viruses is effective.

Proven to transmit in the air 50 metres between fields but can travel 5km!

Symptoms

Horse is down and seems unwell.
Clear nasal discharge.
Dry cough.

Currently due to the number of cases and prevalence of the virus it is recommended that horses are vaccinated 6 monthly.

This is because with annual vaccination there is a drop off in the level of immunity towards the end of the year which is normally not much of a problem.

The recommended vaccines are proteq or prequenza as these contain the current strain which is present.

In horses which have not previously been vaccinated or vaccine has lapsed they would have immunity 7-10 days after the second jab. But will have some immunity immediately.

If your horse is not vaccinated, your insurance may not be valid!

The equine virus can affect dogs but this is very rare.

31/01/2019

NAS Newsletter 📬 - *|naturalanimalsense.com|*

Here is our latest edition of our newsletter. It has offers and promotions as well as details on up-and-coming diplomas, courses and events.

We hope you find something of interest.

28/01/2019

Can’t claim this one. Saw it on another link but I like it...

09/01/2019

We are going to open up an Animal Health and Well-being Clinic very soon.

We have always thought it a little unfair that only unwell animals get access to the amazing zoopharmacognosy, so we are now creating an opportunity for all of you who have fit and healthy animals to benefit from natural remedy support as well. ESPECIALLY when they are fit and healthy.

We call it proactive -v- reactive.

Let's keep our animals fit and healthy, not just react when they become unwell.

You will be able to book an appointment for your animal(s) and let them have an 'mot' to find out what they need to help keep tip top.

Opening hours will be coming soon.