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   Location: Texas | For those of you that have used either the T.H.E. products and/or the Cur-Ost products for specific issues, in reading the articles it sounds like a lot of the same types of info and ingrediants. I am researching for a horse that has allergy related respiratory issues. Any info or feedback from either of these companies products? |
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Red Bull Agressive
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         Location: North Dakota | I've used THE. I had a special formula with the respiratory support mixed in. He sometimes has minor issues with dust and such. I didn't notice any difference with the THE MM (also had joint/inflammation, herbal wormer, and something else) so didn't re-order. |
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Badonkadonk
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      Location: Mississippi | I only have experience with THE products. I started using them when I had a bleeder years and years ago and they have been the only things I've used since. I currently use THE MM with the breathing, joint, and ulcer added in. When I had the bleeder THE allowed me to cut her Lasix dose in half and I was even able to run her without Lasix depending on the weather. |
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   Location: Texas | I had the horse that is having allergy issues on the THE MM with four special blends added, some being for bleeding & allergies. But the horse did bleed and does still have allergy issues. So I did not reorder. But could have been because the product was diluted with too many things added??? I don't know.
Put the horse on OxyGen's Bleeder Stop and Oxy 2X Pro B. Has only been on these for about two weeks, but horse is still having runny eyes & nose. Did give 2 weeks of doxycycline just in case there was any lung infection. But haven't seen any improvement. Not sure if I should continue with the OxyGen products and see if they start to work or try the Cur-Ost. I just want to get the horse better ASAP!!! |
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 It's not my fault I'm perfect
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        Location: Where the long tails flow, ND | Talk to Herbie!!
I feel your pain and am headed the Cur Ost route as we speak :)
ETA: I've been using OxyGen Pro2x and Immunize supplements this summer
Edited by SmokinGirlie 2015-09-22 2:22 PM
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  Whack and Roll
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      Location: NE Texas | I've used it all at one point or another for respiratory issues including any and all prescription medications. I've also used all of the ulcer treatments available long term including omeprazole and ranitidine. The ONLY supplement I will ever use at all going forward will be Cur-OST. It has done things for my horse that are truly unbelievable and it has comepletely changed him from personality, to health, to the physical look of him. I believe in it so strongly I even am taking the human version myself and still have the original box of allergy meds I bought this spring. I used to be a daily Claritin D/Zyrtec D user. Now I rarely, if ever, have to take any allergy medicine. That's proof enough for me. |
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        Location: Sunny So Cal | TBone - 2015-09-21 12:54 PM I had the horse that is having allergy issues on the THE MM with four special blends added, some being for bleeding & allergies. But the horse did bleed and does still have allergy issues. So I did not reorder. But could have been because the product was diluted with too many things added??? I don't know.
Put the horse on OxyGen's Bleeder Stop and Oxy 2X Pro B. Has only been on these for about two weeks, but horse is still having runny eyes & nose. Did give 2 weeks of doxycycline just in case there was any lung infection. But haven't seen any improvement. Not sure if I should continue with the OxyGen products and see if they start to work or try the Cur-Ost. I just want to get the horse better ASAP!!!
If your horse is a bleeder you needed the Pulmon-EZ. A blend will not help the horse to stop bleeding unless you have already done a few months of the Pulmon-EZ and the horse is not a bad bleeder. Then the horse can go to the blend. I have a custom formula for my horse with allergies. He based her supplement off of blood work. |
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