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Location: Jersey Girl | I normally do the U Shield and it has helped my horse 100%. Winter and freeszing temps are now here. I board and the BO doesn't want to be bothered with taking the U Shield in the house so it won't freeze. I have already had an at lenght conversation with her and she was pretty put out that I was asking her to please do this for my horse. I'm already on my second ulcer supplement since having to stop the other and neither have helped.
I am looking into other boarding options but it might be a while until I find something. |
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Location: Opelousas, LA | Have you tried GastroPlus from THE? Sometimes I have to start with half a scoop until they eat it good, then move up to one scoop a day. |
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Location: Jersey Girl | Barnmom - 2018-12-09 9:32 AM Have you tried GastroPlus from THE? Sometimes I have to start with half a scoop until they eat it good, then move up to one scoop a day.
I have not. I'll have to check it out, thanks! |
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| Message winwillows on here. The maker of Renew Gold. I can’t tell you why, but just do it and tell him you need ulcer help. He will be making his own announcement soon , very exciting news regarding ulcer treatment. 
Edited by FLITASTIC 2018-12-09 3:57 PM
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Location: Somewhere between S@%&# stirrer and Saint | Omeprazole ask me |
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Location: Arkansas | FLITASTIC - 2018-12-09 3:55 PM
Message winwillows on here. The maker of Renew Gold. I can’t tell you why, but just do it and tell him you need ulcer help. He will be making his own announcement soon , very exciting news regarding ulcer treatment.
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | THE GastroPLUS is $110 shipped for 30 scoops and if you feel you have the ulcers in control but want a prevent we have THE GI Ulcer Support $80 for 80 scoops.  |
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| TONS of people rave about Purina Outlast. I haven’t had to try it, but I would if my horses had ulcers. |
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| I have had great luck with just using marshmellow root powder and aloe powder. It is simple and worked on 20 of mine when we had a toxic hay issue that gave every horse ulcers with the exception of one one mare who was already on marshmellow and aloe. |
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| Chandler's Mom - 2018-12-09 4:52 PM
FLITASTIC - 2018-12-09 3:55 PM
Message winwillows on here. The maker of Renew Gold. I can’t tell you why, but just do it and tell him you need ulcer help. He will be making his own announcement soon , very exciting news regarding ulcer treatment.
Sounds exciting!!
It really is!!!! Lol. I’m under a gag order of sorts but if you message or call him , he can explain some very exciting news related to the topic of this thread!!! |
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| dRowe - 2018-12-09 6:03 PM
TONS of people rave about Purina Outlast. I haven’t had to try it, but I would if my horses had ulcers.
Before you get the outlast...... talk to winwillows. |
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| dRowe - 2018-12-09 8:03 PM
TONS of people rave about Purina Outlast. I haven’t had to try it, but I would if my horses had ulcers.
My trainer was feeding the OUTLAST to 4 horses. Two collicked from ulcers. We quit using the OUTLAST and have not had a problem. |
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Location: MN | I second MVP Gastroplex. PM me if you are interested in trying it. It is very affordable. |
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| I have the THE ulcer stuff mixed in with my muscle mass and haven't had any issues.
I have also used U-gard pellets in the past and they worked well. |
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Location: North Dakota | I looked up U-shield, I would bet ulcer-aid would do the trick. you're basically using an antacid "calcium carbonate and magnesium oxide" Compare supplements as to their active ingredients. |
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Location: Jersey Girl | LMS - 2018-12-10 11:54 AM I looked up U-shield, I would bet ulcer-aid would do the trick. you're basically using an antacid "calcium carbonate and magnesium oxide" Compare supplements as to their active ingredients.
I'll look that one up. First one I tried was Leg Up Ulcer pellet. It had basically the same ingredients as U Shield but more of it and it didn't work for some reason. I'm thinking the liquid can provide a coating on the stomach. |
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I officially 100% believe in this product. It has made two very hard-to-keep-happy stomachs ulcer free without the need of meds under hauling stress. I love love love this product. |
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| I've been using MVP exceed 6 way, THE GastroPlus, and Purina outlast and I've seen a drastic change in my horse's attitude within the last 2 weeks. |
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| DAC Cool Gut you can even get it in smart paks. No mess and easy to administer, just add to feed.
But on a side note I'm patiently (not so much) waiting to see what Win is going to announce! Renew Gold is a phenomenal product! |
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