Hi Lesley, Just a short note to say what a FANTASTIC product you are marketing!!! We purchased Lanaken as my daughter’s junior horse and had great hope for the two of them. Unfortunately it was not to be and we had endless problems with his hooves and his well being…
Hi Michelle. Thank you very much for the samples I received from you. I put one of our racehorses on both products. We have had a lot of problems with him and have tried anti-ulcer and a variety of other products in an attempt to pinpoint the problem. Whilst we…
Hi Lesley, I had pretty much retired my horse, Luscious Lilac (13year old TB mare, 1.20m graded show jumper). She just wasn’t the same after sustaining an injury that saw her off for 6 months. I tried the physio, joint supplements, more time off with only small improvement. It was…
Many moons ago I went to a racing dispersal sale and by pure luck, landed up buying a 3 month pregnant mare for R750.00, as no one seemed to want her. She was in foal to “Foveros” a great racing stallion. After much medical cost, she at last gave birth…
Last year in June I received an e-mail from a lady in South Africa and we started a correspondence about a neglected horse she found that she was trying to trace its Friesian lineage of. Indeed his roots go back to Friesland. It was interesting to read about its South…
You most certainly do not need to be a novice, to be confused on the subject of Equine nutrition. There are no longer discussions about whether Vitamins & Minerals are needed for horses, but rather in what amounts they are needed.
Hi there Wanted to update you on my mare, she’s doing very well, been on EM Probiotic just over a month and on Multi Vit & Min for a month and she’s looking so good.
8 February 2010 Hi Lesley, I felt the need to say Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! About 4 months ago I contacted you re my ailing 32 year old mare, which due to getting every virus that came our way, had lost a lot of weight, coat condition and…
According to the Equine Nutrition papers written, presented and accepted by the American Association of Equine Practitioners, yes, horse’s do require supplementation. Quality and quantity are the crucial factors. Horses require over 50 nutrients in an optimum diet. 14 different Vitamins, 15 Minerals and 22 Amino Acids are essential.
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