Relaxing oil

Before transport, a change of environment, or any other potentially stressful moment, our Relaxing Oil is applied to the nostrils for direct inhalation.
Its natural and gradual diffusion helps to soothe sensitive horses, reduce signs of nervousness, and promote a return to calm, all while respecting their rhythm and sensitivity.
Formulated with carefully selected plant extracts and essential oils, it acts gently without affecting the horse's alertness.
It can be used occasionally, before a specific event (transport, competition, training session, care), or over several days to support a period of tension or change.
A simple, natural, and effective gesture to support the horse's emotional balance and daily well-being.

Instructions for use

Olfactory method

1. Place a small amount of oil in the palm of your hand.
   
   
2. Gently bring your hands close to the nostrils, without direct contact, to allow the horse to naturally inhale the aromatic compounds.
   
   
3. Gently massage the entrance of each nostril to promote the diffusion of the active ingredients.

To extend the relaxing effects, you can also massage areas close to the respiratory tract: under the jowl, along the throat, or on the chest.

Topical method

1. Take a small amount of oil in the palm of your hand.
   
   
2. Apply to the desired area, in the direction of the hair.
   
   
3. Gently massage until completely absorbed.

 Application frequency

For occasional needs
One to three applications per day can be made over a short period, depending on the level of stress or tension observed in the horse.

For regular use
For horses prone to nervousness, anxiety, or emotional tension, an application every two to three days helps maintain a lasting state of calm and well-being.
This preventive use is particularly recommended in potentially stressful situations (change of environment, return to work, competition).

Complementary care routine
Combined with our Relaxing Complementary Feed, this oil offers a holistic approach to well-being: external action promotes muscular and mental relaxation, and internal support helps regulate stress reactions over time.
Ideal care for sensitive horses, during periods of work, transport, or environmental change.

Detailed composition

Grape seed vegetable oil
Light and non-greasy, it is an ideal base for massage and local application. Its fluid texture allows for rapid penetration while respecting sensitive skin. It also promotes a gradual diffusion of aromatic active ingredients.

Fine lavender essential oil
Known for its calming properties, it helps release tension and create a general feeling of relaxation. Its delicate fragrance helps soothe the mind.

True lavender essential oil
Complementary to fine lavender, it supports emotional balance and promotes serenity. Its soft and enveloping scent makes it a valuable ally before a moment of stress or effort.

Lavandin super essential oil
Appreciated for its relaxing effect, it acts on physical tensions while bringing a fresh and slightly floral touch to the synergy.

Petitgrain bigarade essential oil
Recognized for its harmonizing action, it soothes states of nervousness and agitation, contributing to a gradual return to calm and more composed breathing.


INCI : Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil, Lavandula Hybrida Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Citrus Aurantium Amara Leaf Oil

Precautions for use

Product intended for horses and dogs.
External use only. Do not ingest.
Use judiciously: a small amount is sufficient for optimal application.
Close tightly after each use.
Store at room temperature, in a dry place, away from heat.
Keep out of reach of children.
Contains essential oils: potentially sensitizing ingredients.
It is recommended to perform a skin tolerance test on a small area before any extensive application.
Not recommended for pregnant or lactating females and animals under 6 months of age.
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. In case of projection, rinse thoroughly with clear water for several minutes.
This product is not a veterinary medicine and does not replace the advice of an animal health professional.