238. Natural First Aid for Pets (and People): The Green Goo Herbal Remedy

First aid doesn’t have to mean synthetic chemicals and petroleum junk. In this episode, we dive into Green Goo’s plant-powered herbal salves and how whole-plant infusions can support real skin healing—for pets and people. We break down the herbs they use (like blue chamomile, yarrow, rosehip, and helichrysum), why slow infusions matter, and when a simple topical can actually move the needle on cuts, scrapes, cracked paws, dry noses, and irritation.
If you’re building a more natural home apothecary for your animals, this is a practical, grounded look at herbal first aid that actually works.
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CEO and Co-founder
Today I’m joined by Jodi Scott, a mom, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Green Goo, a family-run plant-based first aid and herbal wellness company. Jodi built Green Goo alongside her mom and sister, starting with simple herbal remedies made in mason jars on their own property, where they grew herbs and lived close to the land.
Her work is rooted in traditional plant wisdom, clean living, and the belief that both humans and animals thrive when we reduce chemical overload and support the body’s natural healing intelligence. Jodi and her family still make many of their ingredients themselves, preserving the integrity of the plants and creating products gentle enough to use on the whole family, including dogs, chickens, and even horses.
With a background that bridges science, mindset, and hands-on living, Jodi is passionate about helping pet parents rethink conventional care, simplify what they use on and around their animals, and feel more confident choosing plant-based, non-toxic solutions that actually work.
She brings a grounded, real-life perspective to holistic health, one shaped by family, animals, dirt under the nails, and the everyday realities of caring deeply for the beings we love most.














