elephant health

Rana and Scott

Our Use of animalEO Oils to Support All Creatures At Elephant Sanctuary Brazil

June 15, 2019 EleComposer Blogs

This is Rana Bug getting her bug spray on  Sanctuary means nature, which includes bugs. Elephants can get ticks and mosquito bites on the areas that have soft, thin skin- so their entire underside, ears, neck, and face. And flies are just annoying, so they get a thorough spraying of two…...

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Rana

She Will Never Stop Impressing Us

May 26, 2019 EleComposer Elephant Diary, Female Asian Barn, Rana

Cute little Rana Bug has a papilloma on her left eyelid. We noticed something was going on near the corner of her eye. After treating it for a little bit without much of a response, upon recommendation of a veterinary ophthalmologist, we took some samples and ran a few tests.…...

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Rana's trunk injuries

What Rana Has Overcome

April 17, 2019 EleComposer Blogs

  Rana was at the hotel for 6-8 years before coming to the sanctuary, and they were good to her there. Before that, she was a circus elephant and to get there, she was captured from the wild. We are unsure of when Rana suffered the injuries to her trunk,…...

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Maia kicking the pail

Maia Kicking the Pail

March 26, 2019 EleComposer Blogs

Guida continues to do well. Physically she is all good, the only thing that isn’t ‘normal’ just yet is her attitude. She has been a bit pushy since feeling better, some of it related to the hourly small feedings and care she received while sick (she seemed to enjoy the…...

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Guida and Rana

Overview of Guida’s Bout with Colic

March 23, 2019 EleComposer Blogs

This video was actually from the morning we found Guida (on the right) was not feeling well. She continues to be her stubborn spitfire self and is doing very well. This video is short, but we wanted to post it for a couple of reasons. First, someone had asked if…...

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Guida

Guida is Doing Very Well!

March 22, 2019 EleComposer Blogs

Guida update- It’s a quickie because it’s our hectic Fridays. Guida is doing very well, back to her ‘normal’ self. Her and Maia spent some time out by the pond, but she’s coming back by the barn, more often than normal, to see if she’s still getting all of her…...

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