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boon
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| Thinking of trying silver lining herbs, can anyone tell me about there experience with them. |
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 Living within my means
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Location: Randolph, Utah | I like the wormer. A few years ago I used the mare moods and did notice a difference in my mares attitude.
If you can question call or email them, they are really fast about replying. |
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 The best bad guy on the internet
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Location: Arizona | Love them. I have used the joint support, moody mare, kidney, all are great products!! |
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Location: Lala Land | I've had good luck with the Respiratory and Kidney Support, as well as an older dog I had on their supplements. They are great to work with if you have questions, not just trying to sell product. I've had follow up calls from them after I've purchased products for the first time also. |
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| Bought some of the LCR(I think that's it) but no matter what,we can't get the mare to eat it. We have been mixing it and squirting it in mouth,but she has gotten hard to catch now. Any tips? Have been doing this for couple of weeks. |
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| I've had awesome luck with the Kidney, Foot and Bone, Joint, and Maintenance. We mix it in with soaked beet pulp and they all lick it right up! |
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SHOOT IT
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Location: TEXAS | Love SLH. But like any supplement, they don't work on every horse. I have one horse with ulcers and the LCR is the ONLY supplement that worked for her (and I tried MANY different supplements). But I have another horse and the SLH didn't work worth a darn. It's trial an error as with any supplement. |
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Cat Collector
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| They are not aloud in my trailer/barn or anywhere on my property. I would never touch them again! |
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Vodka for Lunch
Location: Lala Land | Mine will lick it out of the bag. :( Maybe a little molasses or oil when you mix it? |
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Expert
Posts: 1488
| I fed all of mine basil and oregano for a few months.
It didn't do anything for them but there farts smelled like spaghetti sauce.
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Cat Collector
Posts: 1430
| DD2012 - 2014-01-03 1:42 PM
I fed all of mine basil and oregano for a few months.
It didn't do anything for them but there farts smelled like spaghetti sauce.
BAHAHAHAHAHA |
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boon
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| Thank y'all for all the input. |
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Location: Mt | I ride alot of mares and won't go anywhere without the SLH Mare Moods, they all get it daily and what a difference. I can tell immediately if I take one off it it. We also use the kidney and immune regularily as well as the keep cool on one horse daily. The Nolasix works wonders for bleeders too.
Want to save a little money when ordering your SLH??? You can use my promocode "shelleymurphy" and get 10% off each and every order. Anyone can use this, and please feel free to use each and every time, a little perk for using SLH! |
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boon
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| The mare moods is what I have bought and started last night. Thank you for the input. |
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I am a Freak
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Location: Nowhere Special | Its been a really long time so I can't recall exactly all I used but I give a lot of credit to this product for saving the rescued Pa Jones mare we had several years back. Some of you may recall I bought her out of the kill pen on three legs. She had a bone infection, joint infecion and dislocation on her hind leg. The bone infection was so bad it just looked like a moth eaten bone on the xrays. Vets said she would probably not live another week and we could "try" an antibiotic that was $1,000 a day... We put the mare on SMZ, good feed, and silver lining herbs (bone and kidney I think) Along with topical treatment of her leg. Not only did the mare live she was broodmare sound. Shot an x ray 6 months later and the bone and joint were infection free and had regrown all it lost from the infection. Vet was in shock! Had I not seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have belived it either. |
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Location: Stuck in a cubicle having tropical thoughts | I love them. I've used Immune, Respiratory, Maintenance, Kidney and the one for Eyes. One thing I've learned about them, once you start feeding them, you need to feed them at least for 30 days to see results. I know they want the same horse to get the entire 60 day supply. Another thing I've learned is that you are not supposed to continue feeding the same herb over and over for extended periods of time. You need to switch between them or give a break in between. I started using them after a horse got a really bad sinus infection and after a round of antibiotics, there was still an occasional cough while riding. I rotate her between Immune, Resp and Maint and she doesn't cough. |
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