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Picture this: you’re riding down a forest trail on a crisp fall morning. One deep breath of the cool, refreshing air mixed with the musky, sweet scent of fallen leaves transports you to a state of greater, natural wellness. Now, imagine having that feeling on-demand. This is what happens when you use essential oils. Check out October's blog post to find out how the nose effects memory, decision making, and emotions in both you AND your horse. 

   It’s undeniable - we’re definitely facing some surreal times right now. While writing last month’s blog post, COVID-19 was a distant worry in m...

   The clocks are moving ahead, the sun is getting warmer, and spring should be here, right? Well, not quite yet for us equestrians. First, we have...

Winter is a tough time of year for equestrians. Colder temperatures and shorter days pose many unique challenges for horse owners in the winter, especially with respects to grooming. Dried sweat, dirt, and dandruff can easily accumulate under a fuzzy winter coat, causing skin irritations, bacteria build up, and general discomfort for your horse.

But worry not! You can keep your horse clean and well groomed during the winter months, and our Original Conditioning Spray can help make your job a little easier. Keep reading for 5 ways to make your Winter Grooming routine quick, easy and effective.

Equestrians of #teampurvida is a new series we’re launching in honour of Canada's birthday that will feature a post every month with a new rider, f...

Have you ever read “pH balanced” on a product and wondered what it meant? From dryness, to itchy skin, to acne, pH levels play a critical role in the maintenance of the largest organ in not only ours, but also our horse’s skin. Learn more about where you and your horse fall on the pH scale and why you need to be thoughtful of what exactly you’re putting on your horse’s skin.

We know it's hard to ditch conventional chemical products for ourselves, not to mention our horses. Click to learn why you should and exactly how each chemical is affecting your's and your horse's internal health.