The stress associated with high caloric diets, training schedules and trailering can lead to serious health issues in horses, and can affect performance, attitude, efficient digestion and more. We have found that SUCCEED is an effective natural treatment for horses facing many of these conditions. I have reviewed a number of studies conducted by Freedom Health that demonstrate the efficacy of SUCCEED on performance horses, brood mares and foals in a number of applications. Perhaps more importantly, I have seen the results first-hand and I have been impressed. I recommend SUCCEED to my clients for their healthy horses too, for general wellness and prevention. Many have seen the benefits in avoiding problems as well as improving their horse’s conditioning.
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Your resource for current, advanced equine GI health diagnostics and management news and research.
Dr. Emily Miller, DVM – Cleveland Equine Clinic
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