NATURES TRINITY
HEALTH PERFORMANCE HEALING
Vermate & Thermal Mud biological probiotic products have supported animal health for over 15 years.
When essential soil minerals are missing from an animal’s environment, immune function weakens. That increases disease risk, reduces resilience, and impacts performance.
Vermate and Thermal Mud are developed from applied biological science to restore balance where health begins, in the gut, microbiome, and mineral uptake systems.
In humans, gut health directly drives immunity, inflammation control, and overall wellbeing. Vermate Microbiotica for humans supports this same biological foundation, working with the body’s natural systems.
By restoring microbial balance and improving natural mineral availability, we move beyond short-term symptom management toward sustained health, performance, and recovery.
This is Nature’s Trinity in action.
GUT BALANCE AT THE CORE
Vermate Benefits
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Stress Relief
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Biological Parasite Control
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Strengthen Immune System
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Digestive Support
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Recovery and Prevention of Ulcers
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Natural Electrolytes
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Recovery and Prevention of Colic
Thermal Mud Benefits
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Anti-inflammatory
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Wound Healing
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Effective Growth and Sarcoid Treatment
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Heals Muscles and Tendons
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Prevents Injuries
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Essential Nutrients
Nature’s Best for Animal Health, Performance, and Healing.
Gut health is the foundation of animal performance, resilience, and recovery. When the microbiome is balanced and supported by natural humates, the body functions as it should, from the inside out.
Vermate and Thermal Mud can be used individually or together, depending on need. They support a wide range of applications, from improving condition and performance in sport animals such as horses and pigeons, to restoring health in animals affected by stress, parasites, or poor condition.
Many behavioural, metabolic, and hormonal imbalances are linked to disrupted gut microbiota. By restoring microbial balance, these systems can stabilise naturally over time.
Science-Backed Solutions
This is a biological approach to managing parasite pressure, supporting the animal’s own defence systems rather than relying on chemical suppression.
The humate component also helps reduce stress load, improving resilience to environmental and performance-related strain.
In addition, Vermate and Thermal Mud support:
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- Digestive tract health and ulcer prevention in performance horses
- Fertility and reproductive function in stud animals
- Recovery from diarrhoea in both young and adult animals
- Overall gut stability during illness, stress, or high workload
As co-founder of Vermate and a driving force behind its development, Farmer and Microbiologist, Wilhelm Joubert brings decades of hands-on experience in animal health,...
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Thermal Mud is MAGIC. On my 2nd day of being a Vermate & TM-agent – I got tested – a good test! Our Yard Owners mare, BELLA, got a gash on her bum (14 July). It...