Error encountered in: C:\HostingSpaces\weblevel\forums.barrelhorseworld.com\wwwroot\forum\templates\original\fragments\template-begin.asp
Microsoft VBScript compilation error - Expected statement
Stride Animal Health Supplements
raenallday
Reg. Dec 2018
Posted 2023-02-23 4:40 PM
Subject: Stride Animal Health Supplements


Regular


Posts: 74
2525

Has anyone fed this before? And if so what is your experience? It just came up on my page with quite a few claims that it increases fertility in horses, conception rates, embryo retention, and increases colostrum levels in broodmares. I just wanted to see if anyone else had any experience with this before I made my purchase. It isn't something that I have seen before.

Thank you!

 

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
I<3BarrelRacing
Reg. Jan 2010
Posted 2023-02-23 8:09 PM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements




5002525
Location: Oregon

I dont have any experience with either as far as breeding. I switched to Bluebonnet's grain "Equilene Pro Care" from their "Intensify Omega Force." I liked the intensify but it got really expensive and the Pro care has the Lifeline+ built into the feed so I thought I'd give it a try and I'm really happy with it. Both horses are healthy, shiny and my barrel mare has been needing fewer injections. I will say she's out on pasture now too though rather than stalled but this is working for me so I wont be switching.  

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
want2chase3
Reg. May 2009
Posted 2023-02-23 9:13 PM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements



Warrior Mom


Posts: 4400
20002000100100100100

Never tried either one but I have heard that the fish oil factor can be a little difficult to get them to eat it. I've heard very positive reviews on the lifeline. 

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
Txstables
Reg. Sep 2016
Posted 2023-02-24 8:53 AM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements


Regular


Posts: 63
2525

I tried the Lifeline Plus and none of my horses would eat it.

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
raenallday
Reg. Dec 2018
Posted 2023-02-24 10:20 AM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements


Regular


Posts: 74
2525

Thank you everyone for your advice! My horses are extremely picky so all of this is good to know. I might hold off on buying these and try something else instead!

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
Sandok
Reg. Jan 2011
Posted 2023-02-24 10:33 AM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements


Expert


Posts: 1207
1000100100

I give my 2 senior horse the Stride Rewind and the 101.  Very happy with both but I have not used the 2 you mention.

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
1paintedjewel
Reg. Oct 2010
Posted 2023-02-27 8:37 AM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements



Extreme Veteran


Posts: 317
100100100
Location: MS

Blue Bonnett will send you a small sample bag to try.  You can call them and they'll put you in touch with the rep for your area.  They are so helpful.

 

↑ Top ↓ Bottom
abrooks
Reg. May 2006
Posted 2023-03-03 2:35 PM
Subject: RE: Stride Animal Health Supplements


Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me


Posts: 2869
20005001001001002525
Location: SE Missouri

I've not had anyone have issues with the Lifeline supplement. The Fish Oil factor, I tell everyone to start off with a 1/4 scoop. If you are dealing with an ulcer prone horse or known ulcer issue I feel like you have to introduce it slower but then they start diving into it.

I feed ProCare to my barrel horse that gifted me with a twin follicle ovulation, lol. The other "broodmares" get the Intensify Growth & Development B/C the feed rate is so low and I feed great alfalfa plus bermuda round bales. Everyone looks good, babies grow amazing, and I don't have to supplement anything else. I do have one broodmare that I should run the hind gut program through but just haven't done it yet. 

I guess what I'm trying to say if I had issues I would be very interested in those products but personally I prefer to let me feed do the work b/c I hate supplementing, lol. 14 month old foals on good alfalfa and growth & development, zesterra mineral tubs.

↑ Top ↓ Bottom