Go-Equine NZ is the brainchild of Katherine, passionate for animal well-being and a firm believer in the power of natural and holistic treatments. With a background in the veterinary field, witnessed firsthand was the remarkable benefits of incorporating natural therapies into the lives of animals.

Gaining experience and knowledge within the industry, it was realised that conventional treatments alone were not always providing the best outcomes for animals.

Observing the limitations and potential side effects of some pharmaceutical treatments, alternative approaches were explored within the clinical environment. On a daily basis it was seen that animals often responded exceptionally well to these natural treatments, showing remarkable improvement in their health and overall well-being.

The transformative experiences witnessed in a clinical setting and while utilizing natural therapies with owned horses and animals, it motivated the creation of Go-Equine NZ. To share knowledge and experiences, offering a platform that promotes the use of natural treatments for animals and people wherever possible and help pet owners to make informed decisions about their pets’ health.

Go-Equine NZ is dedicated to providing products to support animal health and wellness through natural and holistic means wherever possible. We believe that by embracing the power of nature and nurturing the body’s innate ability to heal, animals can achieve optimal health and vitality.

Through Go-Equine NZ, we aim to bridge the gap between conventional veterinary care and natural therapies, fostering a harmonious approach between the two. Passionate about empowering horse owners, allowing them to receive the most comprehensive and personalised care possible for their beloved equines.

We envision a future where natural therapies are fully integrated into the veterinary field, working in synergy with conventional treatments.

By championing the use of natural and holistic treatments, Katherine and Go-Equine NZ hope to make an impact on the well being of horses, one furry friend at a time.