Animal Health

“Committed to animal care.”

Established in 1990, The Animal Health Company® began with focus on canine health products, quickly evolving to focus development on equine health, hygiene and grooming products too.

The Animal Health Company® take great pride in creating products that enable animals to receive the full benefits of every herbal ingredient. Such efforts to innovate led to their mastering of the Therminfusex technique in 1993.

As explained by The Animal Health Company®, the Therminfusex technique is a “process designed to manufacture liquid herbal products as it is believed that herbs in liquid form are more easily digested and absorbed by the body. The process involves the extraction of the ‘goodness’ of the herbs in water over a 24 hour period. Once this is achieved the additional ingredients are then added such as supplementary vitamins.”

The Animal Health Company® have won many awards, including:

* Your Horse Readers’ Choice award for the NoBute product range.

* The East Anglian Entrepreneur Business Award.

* Update Magazine’s Award for Commitment to Excellence for Westcotts Premium Dog Food.

Recognised brands in The Animal Health Company® range are NoBute, StableZone, Grooms Choice, Oz Oil, Health & Herbal, Grooming for Excellence and the Animal Hygiene Range; many of which are bestsellers!

In fact, The Animal Health Company’s bestselling equine products include the NoBute range, which contains Devils Claw and is a herbal alternative to Phenylbutazone; and Stablezone, a hygiene range for the stable and equipment, which includes Defence 7 – a DEFRA tested disinfectant.

As stated by The Animal Health Company® themselves, “the duration of the company’s existence has been invested in expansion, research and providing flagship products that mark a commendable contribution to the improvement of animal health and welfare. With a past that is filled with success, the future of the company looks set to offer animal owners with further innovative products to improve the condition and well-being of their pets and livestock.”

For further information, you can visit: https://animal-health.co.uk/