Topical Aid Kit All Products in the Topical Aid Kit Are Full Size and available for individual refill purchase as you run out. Natural-minded people know that there are many ways to address health using ingredients provided by Mother Nature. Dynamite’s Topical Aid Kit is a combination of our six most popular topical products that…
Gently Effective Cleansing Wound Wash is a natural, deep cleansing product that helps remove debris and dirt from topical injuries without the terrible stinging of typical wound preparations. How Do You Use It? Wound Wash is best used after bleeding has stopped, but before the application of healing agents, such as Wound Salve. It can…
At the Dynamite home office, we love hearing how our products are benefiting the people and animals that use them. Dynamite Bronze Director, Vicki H., from Washington, recently shared that her horse, Fatima, was celebrating her 33rd birthday! Fatima is an Anglo-Arab and Vicki has had her for 15 years. She’s been on Dynamite products…
I bought this Kentucky Mountain Filly when she was about 6 months old. She looked fine when I bought her but this was in March and she still had her winter coat. I had noted that she was being fed straight alfalfa and was on a dry lot. I didn’t think too much about…
At the end of April 2012, I found an abandoned cat who gave birth to kittens in my backyard. My neighbor began putting food out for her in May and noticed it looked like she may pregnant or have babies already— we searched but never found any kittens at that time. At the end of…
About three weeks ago, as I was feeding my two “Dynamite” horses, I saw a horse next door. My first thought, was someone’s horse got out, as the neighbor’s place has no fencing. I called all my horse neighbors and it was no one’s horse. I was shocked to see a skin and bones, scared…
My horse, (who is blind in one eye) spooked and ran in to a T-post and really did a number on his leg and face. After calming him down and accessing the wounds, I decided a vet wasn’t necessary. I called my sponsor, Shellie Richardson, and spoke with her on how to properly treat it.…
