Neem oil Know as the "village pharmacy"

is a tree from India where every bit of the tree is used in natural products with the formost being pure Neem Oil. For every tree used hundreds are planted to allow this sacred tree to continue to provide welfare and healing to people, pets, horses, dogs and many more.

Although simalar products have been available to people for some years it has recently in the last few years become apparent that it is even more powerful natural treatment for animals.

Some of the products we carry in our online shop have shown fantastic relief, help and alternative treatment for many ailments and conditions such as:

Allergies, Skin Fungi, Itching sensitive skin (Anti-inflammatory), Arthritis, Dandruff, Itchy scalp, Head lice nits, Herpes (Cold Sores, Warts), Psoriasis, Eczema, Scabies Mange, Thrush, Skin Ulcers, Poor Circulation, Parasites, Toothache, Bad Breath, Mouth ulcers, Gum Disease, Acne, Wrinkles, Cholesterol, Food Poisoning, Gonorrhoea, Kidney Problems and Blood Disorders, Hepatitis, Insect Repellent, Burns, Conjunctivitis, Heart Disease, Cancer, AIDS, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Intestinal Worms.

Allergies, Skin Fungi, Itching sensitive skin, Dog breath, tooth decay, Arthritis, Mange, Gum Disease, Kidney Problems and Blood Disorders, Intestinal Worms, Sweet itch, Sarcoids, low immune system.

Please be aware Neem is a effective contraceptive and care should be taken that both people and animals do not consume Neem if yourself or animal being treated is pregnant or plan to conceive

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