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Complaining neighbors. Mayors imposing restrictions. And animals that are still not as healthy as they could be. Zeolite and active microorganisms tackle all these problems simultaneously – without chemicals, with...

12,000 years ago, a human was buried with their dog. Today, science confirms what Hildegard von Bingen already knew. What we can truly learn from dogs. ⏱ Reading time: approx....

Discover in this blog post how you can make your own healthy horse treats with zeolite. We offer 8 simple and nutrient-rich recipes designed to promote your horse's well-being. From...

Microorganisms and zeolite and many minerals visible in the dark field photographs. "The images give me feedback. Here, the energetic pattern is visible." Willi Prechtl

We do nothing. No toothbrush, no program. And the vet is thrilled. What really lies behind good dog teeth — and why zeolite works in the mouth. ⏱ Reading time:...

How can we recognize acute laminitis?

How do you correctly apply zeolite externally? And how does zeolite work? Read here how you can create a good feeling with zeolite.

Ezra comes from the stream. The Url has him again. He is wet, happy, and smells of... dog. Of wet dog. Of stream. Of adventure. Of nature's entire microbiome. We...

There is a plant that grows up to four meters tall, requires little fertilizer, no pesticides, improves the soil, and sequesters up to 34 tons of CO₂ per hectare per...

Bakku slowed down. But he kept going. What osteoarthritis really is, what research says — and why sometimes, companionship is everything. ⏱ Reading time: approx. 12 minutes

Anyone who owns horses knows this feeling: you observe your animal, sense that something is wrong, try something natural – and it helps. Not because you can prove it. But...

Zeolite, activated charcoal, healing clay, or bentonite — all four bind toxins, but they are fundamentally different. What's really in them, and what does your dog need when? ⏱ Reading...

Vaccination, deworming, antibiotics, anesthesia — your dog's body works hard afterwards. How you can really support him well during this time. ⏱ Reading time: approx. 12 minutes

Itching is usually caused by the gut — not the skin. We show you why and what you can do about it now.⏱ Reading time: approx. 12 minutes

The hay looks good. It smells clean. Your horse eats it without hesitation. And yet something is wrong: mud fever that won't go away. A coat that doesn't shine. Recurring...

In Part 1 of this series, we saw how complex and delicate the horse's gut truly is. Today, it gets practical: What do you see, feel, and notice in your...

Your horse eats well, moves around, seems healthy – yet sometimes something isn't quite right. Hindgut-related diarrhea, restlessness, colic susceptibility, coat problems. Symptoms that at first glance seem to have...

The beauty world is currently clamoring for collagen everywhere. Collagen is being taken, collagen is being applied as a cream. But collagen isn't suitable for vegetarians, as it's made from...

Discover the natural benefits of this unique mineral for your four-legged friends' well-being. In our blog, you'll learn all about its uses and the impressive benefits of zeolite, from digestive...

Intestinal Cleanse for Horses – a Program You Can Implement Immediately Over four parts, we've understood how the horse's gut works, what warning signs it sends, what mycotoxins do –...

Discover how to best support your horse during the coat change: From managing dandruff and itching to dealing with uneven hair loss. Learn which factors influence the coat change and...

Spring brings energy and renewed zest for life—but also challenges for horses. From coat change to feeding changes to grazing and possible allergies: This time of year requires special attention....

When plants visibly come into their strength - Why zeolite works in soil Article Series Understanding Zeolite in Soil This series invites you to delve deeper into understanding zeolite in...

You're standing in front of the shelf at the garden center or scrolling through an online shop and you see: zeolite, perlite, biochar, expanded clay. All of them somehow promise...

Do you know that feeling when you're sitting by the window in January, everything outside is grey, and you just long for something alive, fresh, green? That's exactly where sprouts...

Spring is here—and with it, plenty of adventures for your dog! But beware: Ticks, pollen, and the big shedding season are a real chore. In this blog, we'll tell you...

Why we should be especially careful when grazing in spring. And how we can prevent laminitis.

Ezra stops. Sniffs. Licks. And eats. Why dogs eat grass, what's really behind it – and what's even good about it. ⏱ Reading time: approx. 9 minutes

Recognize the signs of stress in dogs and learn how to identify the triggers and help your dog calm down and feel comfortable with simple measures.

For many garden owners, a beautiful lawn is more than just grass. It is a play area, a place of relaxation, and the green heart of the garden. And yet,...

Mites are tiny – but their impact on our pets' well-being can be enormous. Itching, scabs, weeping skin patches, or hair loss are often the first signs. More and more...

Your dog's coat change can be a hairy affair, but with the right care tips and home remedies, you can reduce hair loss and keep the coat healthy. Learn how...

Composting is one of the oldest and most sensible gardening methods. You return to nature what you took from it – kitchen waste, grass clippings, leaves, plant material – and...

Self-sufficiency on the balcony – is it realistic? "Honestly, I was skeptical - my south-facing balcony was just too hot and everything I planted died.Since I started mixing zeolite into...

Many gardeners struggle with the same problems for years – and look for the cause in the wrong places. The plant doesn't get enough water, even though you water it...

Anyone who has ever grown tomatoes, peppers or basil from seed knows that magical moment: the small green sprout pushing its way through the soil. And then – nothing. The...

Updated 16.7.2026 Anyone who has experienced tomato plants suddenly wilting in midsummer—even after just watering them—knows that helpless feeling. Or strawberries that flower beautifully but yield tiny, tasteless fruits. Or...

Zeolite has been used in natural cosmetics for years. Recent studies show that clinoptilolite can promote wound healing, soothe irritated skin, and bind heavy metals in creams. Read the evidence...

From practice for practice. A farmer shares his experiences with rock flours—zeolite, foliar fertilizer calcium, and AM+Plus microorganisms in the barn, manure, and vegetable fields.

Zeolite, a natural mineral, has demonstrated impressive effects on soil quality, water retention, and nutrient availability in recent studies. This versatile material could hold the key to more sustainable and...

The world is upside down – that's the motto of the Lower Austrian State Exhibition. Perhaps it's no coincidence that many people are returning to their gardens right now. Studies...

Basalt meal, zeolite, lime, dolomite, or vermiculite – many mineral soil improvers are used in gardens, but their effects differ significantly. While some minerals primarily provide trace elements, others influence...

Many raised beds dry out faster in summer and lose nutrients over time. A volcanic mineral is therefore increasingly becoming the focus of garden research and practice: zeolite. Its special...

Ion Exchange, Pore Structure, and Mineral Surfaces – The Scientific Foundations Article Series Understanding Zeolite in Soil This series invites you to delve deeper into understanding zeolite in soil: how...

Fertile soil thrives on good structure and active soil life. Scientific studies show that zeolite can stabilize soil structure and create favorable conditions for microorganisms. A look at the research...

Many garden soils lose water faster than plants can use it. Studies show that zeolite can improve the water retention capacity of soils and help plants better withstand dry periods....

Can a natural mineral help store nutrients in the soil and better nourish plants? Scientific studies show that zeolite acts like a natural nutrient reservoir and can reduce losses in...

The moment young plants are placed in the soil is a quiet one – yet decisive.What happens now determines not only if a plant grows, but how it grows. Strong...