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Animal Products
True Health is proud to bring you these powerful, high quality natural remedies which represent a significant leap forward for animal health in New Zealand. They're effective and cost-competitive; see feedback from farmers just like you. |
True Health TINCTURES - Farmers see results from these natural products.
Antioxidant Blend
Featuring Rosehip, Clover, Echinacea and Goldenseal, Antioxidant Blend can help with minor infections and minor tissue damage, plus provide a boost to “off-cows”. |
Arnica Tincture
Arnica is renowned for its ability to alleviate the symptoms associated with minor sprains and bruises. |
Beet-OH Tincture
Created from Beet Root and wild harvested Osha Root, a traditional Native American herbal remedy. May help boost immune response. Can be especially helpful for calves. |
CEG Tincture
Cayenne, Echinacea and Garlic are a powerful combination of natural herbs that may help alleviate minor infections in a variety of conditions. |
First Step Tincture
First Step contains Caulophyllum, Garlic, Goldenseal and Calendula to help fight minor infections and support the immune system post-calving. |
Nature’s Cycle H
Cohosh, Clover and Yam combine in this tincture which may promote re-establishment of the cow's natural hormone balance. |
Quad Support
Four well-known traditional herbs - Garlic, Eucalyptus, Echinacea and Golden Seal – combine in this tincture which may help boost immune response. |
Tonic Tincture
Useful for any animal experiencing metabolic or microbial challenges where the liver is likely to be taxed and immune system weakened. Contains burdock root and celery seed which have been used traditionally to detoxify the liver.. |
Will-John Tincture
Made from White Willow Bark and St John’s Wort, this tincture may help to relax animals and thus reduce anxiety and discomfort in times of stress. |
True Health RUBS AND SPRAYS
Super Wound Spray
Super Wound Spray features Aloe Vera, Garlic, Comfrey, Eyebright and Calendula to help the animal speed healing of minor wounds, abrasions and foot problems. Can be used on a variety of superficial skin conditions. Comes in a handy spray bottle. |
Poke Oil
Poke Weed, phytolacca, is a traditional Native American remedy. This combination of ingredients may help to condition the udder in early lactation. |
Savvy Udder
A soothing salve that includes 9 essential oils that help to condition the udder. |
Utter Relief
Utter relief is to be massaged onto minor wounds or dermatological abnormalities. |
True Health DRENCHES
Calf Start
Calf Start is a valuable source of complex carbon to support rumen microbe development and stability. It also features Garlic, Slippery Elm and Cayenne to help soothe and coat the intestinal lining and support the immune system. Calf Start gives calves the best start in life! Used in the milk for the first 3-4 weeks of life for friskier calves. |
Aloe
Aloe has been used for millennia for a variety of skin and tissue complaints. This product helps to boost immune response and soothe the intestinal tract. Good to include in any oral drench you give to a challenged cow or calf, goat or kid. |
True Health BOLUSES
Fresh Cow Bolus
These boluses feature Bicarbonate, Aloe and Garlic. May assist the cow by providing post-calving support. |
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True Health APPLICATORSOral Drench Applicator
For administering the tinctures to more than 2 or 3 cows at once, this applicator set up makes it easier and quicker than using a syringe and pipette. Place the 250 ml bottle of tincture in the plastic protective sleeve. Screw the draw down tube lid onto the tincture bottle top. Plug the surgical tube from the back end of applicator gun onto the top of the draw down tube. Adjust the dosage on the gun. Hang the sleeve and bottle around your neck and you’re away. We supply complete kits as well as replacement or extra individual parts. |
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Dr Paul’s BOOK
Alternative Treatments for Ruminant Animals
In this handy 260 page book, Dr Paul Dettloff introduces some alternative methods of looking after your animals’ health. A must have for any innovative farmer! Find out more about Dr Paul in "People". |
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