HARMONYTONIC 🍂OCTOBER 20%-OFF SALE *Emotion restoring, grief-soothing, and heart-healing

Horses thrive on routine, and significant changes - such as the loss of a companion - can deeply affect their physical and emotional health. Emotional stress can take a toll on the heart, liver, and nervous system, leaving your horse unsettled and struggling to adapt.

At the core of emotional processing is the limbic system, a part of the brain that governs emotions, intuition, and memory. Central to this system is the amygdala, which plays a key role in managing emotional responses. For horses experiencing grief, adaptogen herbs are well known to help regulate amygdala function and support emotional balance, helping the horse 'adapt' to stress, gradually normalising their emotional response.

HarmonyTonic combines these powerful herbs to offer holistic support for your horse’s emotional and physical wellbeing during times of change.

For the latest equine calming insights, see our A-Z Equine Condition/Calming page in our Advice Centre above.

HarmonyTonic is ideal for horses navigating significant emotional change - whether dealing with the loss of a companion or adjusting to a new environment. It's the perfect companion for horses needing gentle emotional support to help them adapt and regain balance, or process grief.

🌿 Ideal for horses who...

• Are grieving the loss of a field companion, stablemate, or long-term herd partner.
• Are showing signs of sadness, loneliness, or emotional withdrawal following a major change.
• Have lost appetite, interest, or spark after a bereavement or relocation.
• Need gentle emotional regulation to support heart–mind balance and calm acceptance.

⚠️ Not suitable for horses who...

• Are currently in acute stress or physically depleted states - use StressTonic first to stabilise the nervous system.
• Are pregnant or nursing mares (due to potential hormone-modulating herbs).
• Need a short-term calm blend for event-based stress (e.g. travel, competition, clipping) - use CalmTonic instead.
• Are on concurrent adaptogenic or calming tinctures without practitioner guidance.

Comparisons

Which blend? HarmonyTonic, CalmTonic, StressTonic - each blend supports a different stage of emotional wellbeing:

→ HarmonyTonic - for emotional grief, loss, or adjustment - helping the horse process sadness and find calm acceptance.
→ CalmTonic - for short-term stress - travel, competition, or sudden environmental change.
→ StressTonic - for ongoing or chronic stress horses who stay tense, edgy, or over-reactive even in familiar settings.

In short? If your horse is mourning a companion, or struggling with separation, HarmonyTonic is the right choice to bring gentle comfort and reconnection.

Each herb in HarmonyTonic plays a gentle yet important role in supporting your horse’s natural emotional balance and inner calm following times of change or loss.

HarmonyTonic is a nutritional, functional food supplement and not veterinary medicine. For more on this, see Dr Kellon's article - Nutrition is not 'Alternative' Therapy .

• Depending on the impact of loss, especially for the older horse, it's recommended to feed HarmonyTonic for 1-3 months.
• The other consideration is how long the horse has been experiencing grief. If longer than a week or two, inflammatory processes would also have been triggered in the body. Consider feeding DuoBute to reduce inflammation; equally feeding micronised Linseed (not linseed oil) is not only a high-nutrient feed but also high in the anti-inflammatory omega-3 essential amino acid, supporting low grade systemic inflammation.
• Feed as a minimum 1-month course.
• New to HarmonyTonic? Always start slow, a pinch at a time, slowly building up to the RDA.
• Laboratory tested for identification and compliance to the British and European Pharmacopoeia standards.
• Human grade.
• ♻️ Eco Note: Our packaging is recyclable and refillable.
• 🧊 Storage Tip: Keep cool and dry.

Advisory

• Contains adaptogen herbs — best fed earlier in the day to align with natural cortisol rhythm.
• Caution if your horse is on steroid or immune-suppressant medications due to adaptogenic synergy (Rhodiola and Withania can mildly influence cortisol regulation).

Contraindications

• Not suitable for pregnant or nursing mares due to hormonal and adaptogenic activity.
• Avoid concurrent use with sedatives, antidepressant, or stimulant medications without veterinary guidance.
• Not advised during acute illness or fever - allow the body to stabilise first before use.