We have a lot of natural solutions for many conditions involving skin, digestion, arthritis, lameness, inflammation etc.  We have a professional vet on our board that I can ask specific questions, he has been researching the properties of aloe vera and other natural remedies for about 30 years and has been treating patients with it since 1996 - with much success.

Visit the website to find out more or contact me and I will be happy to try and help.

www.PurelyNature.co.uk

I get my homeopathic remedies from Ainsworths Homeopathic Pharmacy Telephone 020 7935 5330 also web site also give advice also can recomend Fiona Frazer who also has a web site and gives advice  kept my old cob going till he was 30 years old after was told when he was only 15 he should be put to sleep. Fiona Frazer's phone 01785 284371 or 07976 755532 just say Tonka to her if you phone she will know who I am. 

I wouldn't know of any particular websites that you could visit, but I do know this: Lavander oil smelt by the horse, or put 1 part oil, one part water and rubbed into the coat (YOU MUST CHECK that your horse isn't allergic to anything before putting it on them) can soothe/calm them very effectively. And also, that willow brances and leaves eaten by a horse, acts as a natural anti-biotic, so put some in your horses field every now and then, they will eat it if they need it: it especially helps lame horses.

Good luck!