Welcome to Fine Fettle
We are an ethical company trading since 2009, and manufacture a range of non-activated charcoal and well-being essentials for humans, equines, pets and all animals. Our success is founded on the efficacy and quality of our products, and the excellent service we provide to our customers. Our aim is to help keep you and your pets in ‘fine fettle’ which means in a ‘good state of health’.
Featured products
Natural Charcoal Wellness Solutions
Welcome to Fine Fettle Products - specialists in naturally active hardwood charcoal supplements for optimal health. Our Happy Tummy range supports digestive wellness for horses, pets, and humans, while our complete product line includes hoof care, skin treatments, and conditioning herbs.
Discover the natural power of charcoal for better health and vitality.
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Happy Tummy Charcoal Capsules
Regular price From £18.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
Skin Deep Cream for humans and others
Regular price £30.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
Happy Tummy Charcoal Feed Supplement
Regular price From £21.50 GBPRegular priceUnit price per
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Why We Offer Non-Activated Charcoal (and Keep T...
At Fine Fettle Products, we keep things simple: clear product formats, straightforward guidance, and a range designed for both humans and animals.
Why We Offer Non-Activated Charcoal (and Keep T...
At Fine Fettle Products, we keep things simple: clear product formats, straightforward guidance, and a range designed for both humans and animals.
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Reduce emissions with charcoal
We know that methane is a major greenhouse gas, and that farming cows for beef and dairy products play a part. Methane from cows comes from the animal’s breath; (enteric...
Reduce emissions with charcoal
We know that methane is a major greenhouse gas, and that farming cows for beef and dairy products play a part. Methane from cows comes from the animal’s breath; (enteric...
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Horse and herbs
Q) I have heard that charcoal can benefit laminitis-prone horses – is this true and how does it help? A) Laminitis, while a multi-factorial condition, is linked to toxicity. As...
Horse and herbs
Q) I have heard that charcoal can benefit laminitis-prone horses – is this true and how does it help? A) Laminitis, while a multi-factorial condition, is linked to toxicity. As...
