Flighty

Flighty is provided in liquid form, offering a convenient and flexible way to support your horse during times of stress. The remedy may be administered directly into the mouth, added to feed, or mixed into drinking water—each method is equally effective. If dosing orally, we recommend using a clean utensil such as a teaspoon to avoid contaminating the dropper.

Recommended use during acute stress: administer 4 drops into the mouth every 5-15 minutes, up to 6 doses. This protocol may be repeated as needed.

How long does a bottle last?

Droppers

Caps

All usage instructions are printed on the bottle.

Disclaimer:

Our remedies are designed to support the natural resilience and immune function of animals. They are not intended to diagnose or cure any medical condition. If your horse appears unwell or in discomfort, we encourage you to consult your veterinarian.

Homoeopathic Ingredients:

Aconite, Arsenicum, Asafoetida, Gelsemium, Ignatia, Kali phos, Phosphorus and Rhododendron

Preservation Base
This remedy is preserved in a gentle solution of ethanol and purified water.

About Our Ethanol Base

At Natural Pet, we use certified organic ethanol derived from cane or wheat, prepared at a mild 10% concentration. This formulation supports product stability while remaining suitable for regular use.

Ethanol and Equine Tolerance

Each dose contains only a small amount of ethanol—typically one or two drops. Most animals tolerate this well. For horses and donkeys, we recommend diluting the drops in fresh drinking water to ensure ease of administration.

Our Commitment to Purity
We select ingredients with care, prioritising both quality and purpose. The ethanol used in our remedies reflects this commitment: organic, clean, and thoughtfully balanced to support your animal’s wellbeing.

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• ★★★★★

  Flighty

  When I heard a neighbour (rural) was having fireworks on the Saturday after our town was going to be celebrating Matariki with fireworks (in town but funnels up the river and is usually like a war zone), I did some quick research and discovered 'Flighty'. I had nothing to lose and I gained so much. My horse is terrified of them and is dangerously uncontrollable, I started dosing when I got the bottle and could even notice a less demanding horse at feed times. Armed with feeds and doses of Flighty ready, I awaited the onslaught. She hardly blinked with the Matariki and was managable with the fireworks the next day. So MANY THANKS 'Natural Pet, you have me forever in your debt.

  Posted: 2023-07-16 by Sheryn Smith
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  Flighty

  BJ my Clydie X came to live with us about 7 or 8 years ago. He arrived with some acknowledged people baggage. In spite of this he is a sincere and honest chap, who definitely felt more secure with some paddock between himself and people. Though he could not be described at all as a flighty or nervous chap, he did have a heightened sensitivity to touch as his skin would twitch when you touched him whether lightly or firmly. He carried his head high when you were on the ground around him and tended to stand very stiffly. My Clydie's distrust of people had made him less than inclined to rush up to be caught, though over the years regular feeding has improved this. After adding to his daily feed the Eponacare Flighty remedy by Natural Pet, within about a two to three week period, the body stiffness and skin flinching has all but disappeared. After about a month he is holding himself in a more relaxed manner. After some consultations with Paulette at Natural Pet, I began to dose his water as well as his daily feed. Since I began dosing his water, he has started to meet me at the gate and has even on several occasions cantered up the paddock towards me. His body language is now so much softer. He sometimes still takes a few steps away, but the other day he nickered out to me. Thank you Natural Pet. You have changed his world!

  Posted: 2017-05-03 by Ailsa
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  Flighty

  Adverse reaction, didn’t calm her down at all made her worse

  Posted: 2023-11-22 by Pamela Blackwood