Peppermint oil is ideal for refreshing the Gone Insect Collar
Peppermint Oil Tips for Horses:
Make sure you test any essential oil before using it on your horse. If your horse refuses to sniff it, do not apply it.
If they seem attracted and like to sniff it, here are some ideas for using it.
- Add one or two drops to a cup of Epsom salts in a bucket of water and sponge the horse for a cooling effect.
- Add to your homemade fly spray to deter flies.
Common uses: Peppermint essential oil has been known to help relieve symptoms of headaches and migraines when used on a cold compress and applied to the temples.
Mentha Piperita: Did you know? An unusual and lesser-known fact about Mentha piperita, or peppermint, is a deterrent to many types of insects, including mosquitoes, ants, and even some types of spiders.
100% true to the botanical name, GMO free, Non-Radiated, Preservative Free, Vegan Friendly, Petrochemical Free.
Should be stored below 20°C in cool, dry, well-ventilated place in tightly sealed containers. Protect from direct sources of light and keep away from any source of ignition/fire.
Sophia Weigang (verified owner) –
A lovely oil. I don’t like using poisonous substances on the horses, so this little gem is truely invaluable. Thanks.