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Horse of the Week – Angus
  • by Ben Nedas

Horse of the Week – Angus

Just wanted to share how well my new boy Angus is doing on EquiNectar. I adopted Angus on June 11th 2023 and started him on EquiNectar immediately. He was underweight with a dull coat and looks so much better now. I’ll let the pictures do the talking.

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Horse of the week - Max
  • by Ben Nedas

Horse of the week - Max

This is Max. He has a previous history of glandular gastric ulcers. We started EquiNectar as he had a bout of being colicky and uncomfortable earlier on this year. When he visited the vets he was scoped – which was was clear. He had an ultrasound which showed a mild thickening of his intestines.

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Horse of the Week – Andre
  • by Ben Nedas

Horse of the Week – Andre

I got Andre ( Andreafilou ) at the start of November last year. He’d been a harness racer in Malta for the last 2 years and had been extremely successful, gaining many wins. Malta doesn’t have the resources we do here for horses, so his owner wanted him to enjoy his retirement in the UK.

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Customer Testimonial – Diane Marshall
  • by Ben Nedas

Customer Testimonial – Diane Marshall

We are delighted to share a lovely story from our customer, Diane Marshall: “I have a 10 year old ISH 17hh gelding Nelson who I bought as a rising 5 year old.

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Horse of the Week - Denzel
  • by Ben Nedas

Horse of the Week - Denzel

Here’s is little Denzel, he’s a 6yo ex racehorse aka Stage Power. Started Eventing this season but showed ulcer symptoms & a dip in performance, was scoped for mild ulcers and started on EquiNectar following his 28 day omeprazole treatment. He’s looking & feeling so much better,

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Horse of the Week – Mimi
  • by Ben Nedas

Horse of the Week – Mimi

One of our customers, Rachel Shields, sent us this touching story: “Unfortunately we have the worst experience of gas colic. Our mare MiMi had gas colic several times leading up to March 2021 when she had a particularly bad episode which led to her being admitted to our local equine hospital."

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