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Location: GODS country | Debating between Formula 1 Noni and Forco to keep gut happy and ulcers away.....she is being treated now for ulcers.
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| Two products I really like are Curost stomach and forefront equine digest. The Curost product is pretty darn expensive. Another one I have used is jerimiah ulcer repulcer. |
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The Advice Guru
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| Formula 1 NONI I haven't heard anything positive about it keeping ulcers away. |
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Location: Got Lobsta? | Smart Pak GI Ultra. There was a study done on this with great results. I read it in "The Horse". I've used it after my horse got a grade 3 ulcer 2 years ago. Haven't had any problems since. |
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Location: Where the long tails flow, ND | Cur Ost  |
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| I've used gut I ntegrity from Oxygen. Oxymax is also a good product. Martha and Ed Wright endorse it. Covers ulcers,lungs,joints. You don't need another supplement when you use it. Forefront equine also has a good product. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | THE GastroPLUS. On sale this month $88 for 30 scoops. Widely used by top trainers on the track. |
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Location: GODS country | wyoming barrel racer - 2016-03-10 8:45 AM
THE GastroPLUS. On sale this month $88 for 30 scoops. Widely used by top trainers on the track.
I am doing this right now, however, I don't think she needs to be on it all year round...looking for something after this is done. |
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Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | ecranch - 2016-03-10 7:47 AM wyoming barrel racer - 2016-03-10 8:45 AM THE GastroPLUS. On sale this month $88 for 30 scoops. Widely used by top trainers on the track. I am doing this right now, however, I don't think she needs to be on it all year round...looking for something after this is done.
I use and love Forco, but not sure it does anything for ulcers. Keeps the belly happy though.
I revamped my feed program and elminated all grains on anything that I can. Pasture horses just get pasture, salt & mineral. They don't even get supplements. They do get a handful of oats just to keep them coming to the pickup when I honk and check on them. Anything in the corral has free choice hay. They used to make a mess of their round bale, but I bought a slow feed net and it keeps everything clean and they can still munch all day. The constant food in the belly does wonders to keep their stomach happy. The only thing I grain with actual processed grain is a super old pony gets Active Senior and so does my other old horse when he is in the corral for the kids to ride. My weanlings/yearlings are on Ultium Growth until they go out for spring grass sometime next month. If I am giving anything in the corral a supplement I use soaked alfalfa/beet pellets. |
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Location: Kentucky | I do the THE Ulcer Prevent and FORCO. Love them together. |
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Location: NE Texas | SmokinGirlie - 2016-03-10 8:42 AM Cur Ost
I second the Cur-OST products. No acid buffers to affect nutrient assimilation or other side effects due to undigested food going into the hindgut. |
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I just read the headlines
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| Herbie - 2016-03-10 9:12 AM
SmokinGirlie - 2016-03-10 8:42 AM Cur Ost
Cur Ost Stomach for me, too. Plus revamping my feed program and 24/7 turnout. |
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Location: Nebraska | I sent you a PM. I am a FORCO dealer. I mail out free 2 day samples if you would like me to send you one. |
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Location: Piedmont, OK | Animal Element has a brand new product called Nu Track! Non-gmo, digestive fortifying product that works throughout the entire digestive system. |
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| My vet just told me to start mine on Smart Pak Smart Gut Ultra pellets..so I just ordered them |
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Location: Southern Indiana | I used to feed F1 Noni and I can't say it really does anything to the gut, but I haven't ever really had any gut issues. My horses looked good on it and I felt like my gelding ran harder on it though. If I had to pick one I'd choose THE. I think the best way to maintain the gut is a no corn or molasses feed, free choice grass hay, alfalfa, and lots of turn out. |
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Location: Ava, Missouri | GASTRO-PLEX by MVP
This product provides gastric support using antioxidants, pre-biotics, probiotics, amino acids, and herbals to help support soft tissue function & help heal the stomach lining.
Veterinarian recommended and guaranteed to work in 60 days.
If you're interested in getting started with this product, please PM me to learn how to get this awesome introductory offer --- Buy a 2 month supply ($108.75) and receive a 1 month supply for free (a $57.50 value) |
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Location: Dubach, LA | Gardion (I think this is how it's spelled.) I order from Jeffers. |
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Location: PA | ecranch - 2016-03-10 8:47 AM wyoming barrel racer - 2016-03-10 8:45 AM THE GastroPLUS. On sale this month $88 for 30 scoops. Widely used by top trainers on the track. I am doing this right now, however, I don't think she needs to be on it all year round...looking for something after this is done.
I was told/under the assumption that once you have done a month with THE GastroPLUS then you only need to use it the day b4, day of and day after your race??? |
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