Travel & Motion Support – Natural Balance for Animals- Set of 2

Travel & Motion Support – Natural Balance for Animals

Supporting Comfort During Travel

Animals, like humans, can sometimes experience unease during travel. Whether it’s a horse during equine floating, a dog or cat in the car, or a companion joining their family on a plane trip, motion can create signs of discomfort such as restlessness, drooling, or general unease.

Educational Notes – Traditional Associations

• Balance & Calmness – Folk traditions often valued certain plants and minerals for promoting calmness and grounding during movement.

• Digestive Harmony – Some traditional remedies have been linked with easing queasiness and helping the body adapt to motion.

• Adaptability – Long valued in holistic knowledge, certain natural supports were considered useful in helping animals adjust to environmental or situational changes, including travel.

Ways This Program May Be Considered

• Equine Floating – Horses may show signs of nervousness or digestive upset during transport. Traditional supports are associated with maintaining calmness and resilience.

• Car Sickness in Dogs & Cats – Pets may become unsettled on car trips. Traditional remedies were historically used for queasiness, restlessness, or drooling.

• Air Travel – Extended journeys in planes can be stressful for animals. Traditional preparations have been linked with supporting calmness, balance, and adaptability in such circumstances.

Supportive Formulas

A tailored set of natural, plant- and mineral-based blends may be considered, traditionally associated with:

• Promoting calmness and steadiness

• Supporting digestive comfort during motion

• Helping the body adapt to changing environments and stresses

• Encouraging overall wellbeing throughout the journey

Flying in an Aircraft - plane trips
Pets are cramped up in the luggage area under the belly of plane, which also lack of oxygen, is very cold, and very loud noise when plane is taking off and landing.


Educational Information

Natural Relaxants for Travel Preparation

When preparing animals for long journeys such as air travel, car trips, or equine floating, gentle natural supports may help maintain calmness, comfort, and resilience. Starting these additions to meals two to three weeks before the trip can assist in setting a foundation of balance.

Nutritional Supports Traditionally Valued for Calmness

Magnesium – Known as a relaxation mineral, magnesium has long been associated with muscle ease and nervous system balance. Options such as magnesium glycinate powder or liquid magnesium can be added in small amounts to meals or goat’s milk daily, with larger pets often requiring slightly more.

B Complex – Traditionally linked with stress reduction and resilience. Bee pollen granules are a natural source of B vitamins and have been used in folk knowledge to support vitality. A few grains may be added for small pets, while larger dogs and horses may take larger amounts mixed into daily meals.

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine, P5P form) – In nutritional traditions, Vitamin B6 is connected with supporting the nervous system and has been explored in modern research for its association with queasiness, calmness, and nervous balance. Powder from capsules may be sprinkled in small amounts into meals in the weeks leading up to travel.

Gentle Bodywork for Calming – TTouch®

Alongside nutritional support, gentle bodywork can help animals adapt to change. The Tellington TTouch® method, developed by Linda Tellington-Jones, uses light, mindful touch and circular movements to encourage relaxation, build trust, and stimulate new neurological pathways. This approach has been used across species to:

• Support calmness and trust during stressful changes

• Help modify restlessness and unease

• Encourage natural balance and healing

Pet owners may practice TTouch at home, or seek out a practitioner for guidance. Instructional resources and demonstrations are widely available online:

• Tellington TTouch – Introduction Video

• Tellington TTouch – Demonstration

* Natural pet botanicals are not intended to replace veterinary care or medication. Our formulas are offered as an alternative health support for your animal's condition and not as a cure. All our oral supplements are to be consumed voluntarily by your animal in food, treats or liquid.

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Contains:
Formula 1.  
Indian Cockle (Cocc 30C) is traditionally associated with resilience, renewal, and inner strength, symbolising support for natural balance and vitality.
Nicotiana tabacum (Tabacum 30C) carries historical links to clarity, adaptability, and composure, symbolising support for steadiness and natural fortification.
Bach Rescue Formula is traditionally connected with emotional resilience, balance, and restoration, symbolising support for wellbeing, calm, and natural renewal.
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.


Formula 2.
Charcoal (Carbo Veg 30C) is traditionally associated with purification, renewal, and clarity, symbolising support for natural balance and resilience.
Yellow Jasmine (Gelsemium 6X, 200C, 1M) carries historical links to calm, clarity, and emotional resilience, symbolising support for steadiness and inner balance.
Valerian Root (Valeriana officinalis 10M) is traditionally connected with relaxation, grounding, and natural fortitude, symbolising support for calm and restorative wellbeing.
Monkshood (Aconite Nap 200C) has historical associations with courage, protection, and resilience, symbolising support for fortitude and renewal of strength.
Bach Rescue Remedy 200C is traditionally valued for emotional balance, composure, and resilience, symbolising support for wellbeing and natural renewal.
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.
Reference: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/valerian-root

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