Vossabia - also a friend of animals! 🐕🐄🐴🐑

Many caring and loving pet owners have tested a range of Vossabia products on dogs, horses, cows and sheep over the past 20 years 🐕🐄🐴🐑

🐕 Dogs have sensitive skin and often skin folds, eyes and ears can be exposed, and not least the paws of dogs.
🐑 🐄 Sheep and cows can get udder inflammation and sores, 🐴 horses can suffer from annoying insects that sting and irritate in the summer, and mold and fungus, as well as sores.

In addition to the many customer feedbacks over the last two decades about much-loved pets, we have a good group of animal lovers here at Vossabia who are happy to share their experiences and tips and tricks for dogs, horses, cows and sheep.

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Olav, my roommate, runs an organic dairy farm and has around 70 calves, heifers and dairy cows.
🌼 Calendula Balm and Chamomile Balm have a permanent place on a shelf in the barn, and have often been a good helper on open wounds where 🐄 calves have injured their feet and ankles, and of course with incipient mastitis.

🌱💚 It is good for both farmers and cattle that only healthy products, 100% natural with carefully selected antibacterial ingredients, meet the animal's skin.

In Myrkdalen, our good employee Thale takes care of the horses and dogs when she is not here working at Vossabia. There has been a challenge with mold and fungal infections on the Döhle horses' legs, but fortunately Thale and the horses are getting help with Calendula Balm and Chamomile balm.

🐴 Horses can be exposed to wounds and cracks in their codes, and then also Chamomile balm, but and Baby ointment nice, due to the content of lanolin which protects well, in addition to chamomile and hemp oil which cares, nourishes and heals wounds 🤩

Panther balm It is also great for horses in the summer to keep insects away!

Thale also has a 🐕 sled dog, who runs and pulls a lot outside in the snow and slush during the season we are about to enter ❄️ (it has actually already snowed in Myrkdalen!). Cold cream, Baby ointment and Chamomile balm on dog paws 🐾 is then really recommended both as prevention before the trip, but and as healing and soothing if the dog has all been woundedSo feel free to lubricate both before and after your ride, is her and many other customers' advice.

Paula, our lovely extra helper (and Renate's good competitive swimmer), also has a dog.
🐕 Funny Zero keeps putting a little Panther Balm on his fur in the spring, summer and autumn, to avoid ticks in his fur . Paula loves the good effect, because before she got ticks on herself, from the dog, which she carries with her in bed. 💪🏼 Fortunately, the ticks have now stopped on both Zero and Paula! 👏🏼

Our dear Jorunn, whom many people meet in our customer service, has a barn full of wool!
🐑 She and her husband Per raise sheep, and they cuddle and cuddle the woolly sheep so much that they come and lie on their laps in the barn. It's very practical when they occasionally have them apply Chamomile Balm to get rid of bacteria, fungus and wounds on the sheep.
💬 As Jorunn says: we wash them, lubricate them, and the swelling and inflammation disappear. Wonderful!

🐶 By the way, we need to talk more about dogs. Because there has been so much exciting feedback over the years!

Dogs with a lot of skin folds and wrinkles are very exposed to fungi and bacteria, and it is warm and humid in these folds. Then Chamomile Balm is worth trying, with its antibacterial and antifungal properties, as well as anti-itch and soothing effect. Many dog owners have praised this on their dog's wrinkles and folds, including bulldogs.

Sores under the eyes from runny eyes are also an area of use, or in sores and sensitive ears. So both people and animals use Calendula Balm and Chamomile Balm for wounds, eczema, itching and much more.

👉🏻 There are actually a couple of pet stores that sell Vossabia, among other things, to offer super natural products for your dog's sensitive skin. Check out Acela Hund og Katt in Grefsenveien in Oslo, among others.

🙌🏼 And then there was the exciting feedback about Rosemary Hair Serum ! 🙋🏼‍♀️ I definitely learned something new there too!