Journal

We are delighted to share some personal news from the team: our E-commerce Logistics Manager Emilie's horse Cloudy has been shortlisted for The Jockey Club’s Retraining of Racehorses Horse of the...

Verm-X were so pleased to be awarded the Highly Commended Award in the 'Celebrating Green and Organic' category at the PetQuip Awards 2023 recently, from a very strong field of 23 finalists.

Our microbiome could be the key not just to our health but also our happiness, but what is it? How does it affect us in everyday life and what can we do to ensure its optimum health? Holistic vet Nick Thompson MRCVS explains.

Meet Vivi (Virtuose Du Biset), our European Sales and Operations Manager Manon’s event horse. When we recently spent a day together filming, she told us about her two animals – she also has a rescue Lurcher named Willow – and she wanted to share their story.

"The more we worm with pharmaceuticals, the more resistance we get..." Holistic vet, Nick Thompson MRCVS explains.

Finding evidence of fleas or ticks on your pet is always an unpleasant moment for a pet owner, and it's even worse for your pet! With flea and tick season just beginning, we found out from holistic vet Dr Nick Thompson MRCVS how he deals with these unwanted guests, naturally.

Ru and Flo are family pets and working organic farm dogs who live in the English countryside. They both love the outdoors, whether it’s playing in the bracken, swimming in local rivers, or frolicking in bluebell woods.

Natural prevention is hugely important to them in regards to respect for the environment and we've been honoured to have them as part of the Verm-X family for over a year now. 

For the past 20 years, Verm-X have been working to combat the growing problem of anthelmintic resistance. ‘Anthelmintic resistance’ or ‘wormer resistance,’ as it is more commonly known, refers to parasites that have evolved to be no longer affected by our traditional, pharmaceutical wormers. Can you help us understand the impact we're having on wormer use?

If you're adding to your flock, don't forget the basics of chicken care, starting with good gut health.

Holistic vet Nick Thompson MRCVS has advice on how to keep your hens happy and healthy.

The secret to our own happiness, it turns out, might not lie in the self help section of the local bookstore but what lies within. 

They have always been a massive part of medicine, and look set to play an increasingly important role in helping to create a healthy future.

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