Equi-Salt Canada

Equi-Salt Canada Helping your horse or pet perform, recover and live well naturally! Franchises available in Canada

Join us all day today in Brockville at the Wellness Summit at Stingers Paintball! Come spin the wheel for a chance to wi...
03/21/2026

Join us all day today in Brockville at the Wellness Summit at Stingers Paintball! Come spin the wheel for a chance to win a Free Session!!! I'm also offering free demonstrations today if you want to try it out!

🐾✨ Hot Spots in Dogs? Here’s Something to Consider ✨🐾If your dog struggles with hot spots (also known as acute moist der...
03/20/2026

🐾✨ Hot Spots in Dogs? Here’s Something to Consider ✨🐾

If your dog struggles with hot spots (also known as acute moist dermatitis), you know how uncomfortable they can be. These irritated, inflamed areas can be triggered by things like allergies, moisture, insect bites, or excessive licking and scratching.

While it’s always important to work with your veterinarian to address the underlying cause, many pet owners are also exploring complementary wellness options to support their dog’s overall comfort and skin health.

🌿 What is Halotherapy?
Halotherapy (dry salt therapy) is a natural, non-invasive wellness practice that disperses fine salt particles into the air in a controlled environment. It’s commonly used in wellness settings to support skin and respiratory health.

🐶 How Equi-Salt® Can Help Support Your Dog
At Equi-Salt®, our sessions are designed to:
✔️ Promote a clean, calming environment
✔️ Support overall skin hygiene and comfort
✔️ Encourage relaxation for both pets and owners

Many clients choose halotherapy as part of their dog’s routine wellness plan, especially during allergy season or times of skin irritation.

💡 Important Note:
Halotherapy is not a medical treatment and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment of hot spots or other skin conditions.

📅 Ready to support your dog’s wellness naturally?
Book your session today: www.equi-salt.com

03/18/2026

Join us this Saturday in Brockville for the Wellness Summit at Stingers

Equine Skin Allergies: What Horse Owners Should Know ✍️What are they? Skin allergies in horses can cause itching, hives,...
03/18/2026

Equine Skin Allergies: What Horse Owners Should Know ✍️

What are they?
Skin allergies in horses can cause itching, hives, hair loss, and skin sores. The most common types are reactions to insect bites, environmental allergens (like pollen or dust), and, rarely, certain foods or contact with chemicals.

Common Signs:
• Excessive scratching, rubbing, or biting at the skin
• Hives (raised, bumpy areas on the skin)
• Hair loss or bald patches
• Scabs or crusty skin

What causes them?
• Insect bites: Especially from midges (“no-see-ums”), flies, or lice
• Environmental allergens: Pollens, molds, barn dust, etc.
• Contact allergies: Shampoos, sprays, bedding
• Food allergies: Rare in horses

When do they happen?
Seasonal allergies often flare up in warmer months (due to insects or pollen). Year-round itching may be due to dust, molds, or other ongoing exposures

What can you do as an owner?
• Reduce exposure to known triggers (like insects or dusty bedding)
• Work with your veterinarian to identify the cause and create a treatment plan
• Treatments may include special shampoos, medications, or allergy shots

When to call your equine veterinarian:
If your horse is uncomfortable, losing hair, or has sores that don’t heal, consult your veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment options.

Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀

03/16/2026

Book your Equi-Salt® session today!

✨ Equi-Salt On the Road – March 28–29 ✨Attention horse and pet owners!Equi-Salt® will be travelling to the Kingston, Kaw...
03/14/2026

✨ Equi-Salt On the Road – March 28–29 ✨

Attention horse and pet owners!

Equi-Salt® will be travelling to the Kingston, Kawartha Lakes, Toronto, Barrie, London, and Niagara Falls areas on March 28–29. This is a great opportunity to book a Dry Salt Therapy (Halotherapy) session for your horses or pets as we transition into the spring season.

🌿 What is Halotherapy?
Halotherapy uses pharmaceutical-grade dry salt dispersed into the air to create a salt-rich environment that can help support respiratory wellness and skin health. Many animal owners include salt therapy sessions as part of their animals’ overall wellness routine.

🐴🐶 Why book a session?
• Supports a clean, salt-rich breathing environment
• A relaxing wellness experience for horses and pets
• A popular option during seasonal changes

Spaces are limited while we are in these areas, so be sure to reserve your session in advance.

📅 Travel Dates: March 28–29

📧 info@equi-salt.com
📞 613-880-9660
🌐 www.equi-salt.com

Don't forget to get some self care time this weekend 😉
03/13/2026

Don't forget to get some self care time this weekend 😉

🐴 Mud Fever in Horses: What You Should KnowWet, muddy conditions can bring more than messy legs for your horse — they ca...
03/12/2026

🐴 Mud Fever in Horses: What You Should Know

Wet, muddy conditions can bring more than messy legs for your horse — they can also lead to Mud Fever, a common skin irritation that many horses experience during damp seasons.

What is Mud Fever?
Mud Fever (also known as pastern dermatitis) affects the lower legs of horses. It often appears as redness, scabs, crusting, swelling, or sensitive skin around the pastern and heel area.

How does it happen?
Mud Fever can develop when:
• Horses stand in wet or muddy environments for long periods
• The skin becomes soft or irritated from moisture
• Microorganisms naturally found in the environment enter through small cracks or weakened skin

Conditions like rain, mud, and repeated washing without fully drying the legs can increase the likelihood of irritation.

Supporting Skin & Respiratory Wellness with Halotherapy
Dry Salt Therapy (Halotherapy) offered by Equi-Salt® provides a natural wellness environment using micronized pharmaceutical-grade salt dispersed into the air. Many horse owners incorporate halotherapy sessions as part of their horse’s overall skin and respiratory wellness routine.

Sessions may help support:
• Healthy skin conditions
• Natural grooming and coat maintenance
• Overall respiratory hygiene

Halotherapy is non-invasive, drug-free, and relaxing for horses, making it a gentle addition to their regular care program.

🌿 Be proactive this muddy season and support your horse’s overall wellness routine.

📅 Book a session or learn more:
🌐 www.equi-salt.com
📞 613-880-9660

❄️ As the snow melts, snow mold can begin to appear in fields, paddocks, hay, and lawns. This type of seasonal mold thri...
03/10/2026

❄️ As the snow melts, snow mold can begin to appear in fields, paddocks, hay, and lawns. This type of seasonal mold thrives in damp conditions after winter and can release tiny spores into the air.

When these spores become airborne, they may irritate the respiratory system of people and animals—including horses and pets. Some individuals may notice symptoms such as coughing, nasal irritation, or increased sensitivity during early spring when mold levels rise.

🐎 For horses and other animals spending time in barns or muddy paddocks, exposure to mold spores can sometimes contribute to respiratory discomfort, especially if ventilation is limited.

🌬️ Halotherapy (dry salt therapy) sessions with Equi-Salt provide a natural wellness environment where microscopic salt particles are dispersed into the air. Many people and animal owners use halotherapy as part of a respiratory wellness routine to help support clear airways and overall breathing comfort.

If you’re looking to try halotherapy this season, our Starter Package of 3 sessions is the perfect way to begin experiencing the environment and benefits of dry salt therapy.

🌱 Spring is the perfect time to support respiratory wellness for you, your horses, and your pets.

Learn more or book your sessions:
www.equi-salt.com

🐾 What is Kennel Cough?Kennel Cough, also known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), is a highly co...
03/09/2026

🐾 What is Kennel Cough?

Kennel Cough, also known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), is a highly contagious respiratory condition in dogs. It’s commonly seen in places where dogs gather — such as boarding facilities, grooming salons, dog parks, or training classes.

It may involve pathogens such as Bordetella bronchiseptica and canine parainfluenza virus.

Common signs can include:
• A persistent, dry “honking” cough
• Sneezing or nasal discharge
• Mild lethargy
• Reduced appetite in some cases

If your dog is showing symptoms, always consult your veterinarian for proper diagnosis and guidance. 🩺

🌬️ How Halotherapy May Support Respiratory Wellness

At Equi-Salt®, we offer dry salt halotherapy sessions designed to support overall respiratory wellness in animals.

Halotherapy works by dispersing micronized pharmaceutical-grade salt particles into the air. When inhaled, these particles may help:
• Support natural airway-clearing processes
• Promote a clean breathing environment
• Encourage respiratory comfort
• Support overall wellness during seasonal or environmental challenges

Halotherapy is a non-invasive wellness service and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is designed to complement — not replace — veterinary care.

🐶 If your dog frequents social environments or you’re looking to proactively support respiratory health, halotherapy may be a helpful addition to your wellness routine.

📍 Learn more or book a session at: www.equi-salt.com

03/08/2026

🐴Become a Certified Equine Halotherapist! 🧂

Are you passionate about equine wellness and looking to expand your knowledge or services? The Equi-Salt Canada Certified Equine Halotherapist Course is now available online!

This course is designed to give you the foundational knowledge and practical understanding of equine halotherapy, helping you learn how dry salt therapy is used to support horses in a wellness-focused setting.

✨ What you'll learn:
• Fundamentals of equine halotherapy
• Common respiratory and skin conditions in horses
• Best practices and safety considerations
• How to prepare and conduct halotherapy sessions
• Industry standards and professional guidelines

✔ Online learning at your own pace
✔ Certification upon successful completion
✔ Perfect for horse owners, equine professionals, and wellness practitioners

💥 Limited Time Offer:
Use code EquiSalt100 and save $100 off the course!

⏳ Discount code valid until March 31, so don’t miss out.

👉 Enroll today:
www.equisaltfranchise.com/courses

Take the next step in expanding your equine knowledge and discover how halotherapy is being integrated into modern equine wellness practices.

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