Meet Glory B! This brave 3-year-old has overcome incredible odds – from a premature birth at 313 days to battling stage 4 bleeding ulcers. Her owner, Angela, incorporated EquiNectar into her daily routine and Glory B is now thriving!
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Meet Kyro – this magnificent 17’3 ID Cross was struggling with lameness, dull coat, and cellulitis. His owner suspected hindgut issues. Five months with EquiNectar and he has transformed completely!
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Meet Frilly! This 7-year-old Connemara/warmblood stopped jumping due to grade 4 ulcers. After trying EquiNectar, she’s back to her jumping best and thriving!
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Meet Storm, an 18-year-old who suffered years of impaction. After trying EquiNectar, his owner Mary reports he’s more forward and comfortable again!
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Harry struggled with grass sensitivity and colic, but since his owner started using EquiNectar he’s transformed into a happy horse.
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Maddie turned into a dragon with spring grass – until EquiNectar transformed her back to the gentle horse her owner knew and loved.
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5-year-old Thoroughbred mare Vossi suffered stress-related ulcers that changed her behaviour completely. Within a month of EquiNectar, she’s back to normal!
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Overall, Bailey is a challenging case with multiple conditions including IBD, EMS, and Cushing’s disease. The combination of EquiNectar and dietary changes has made a significant difference to his digestive health and general wellbeing.
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Carys’s mare Kea transformed within days of treatment. Once spooky with spring grass, she’s now calm, content and even prefers her feed to her favourite treat ball.
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After trying other products, Caroline gave Equinectar a go for her Connemara, Buddy. In just 7 weeks, his behaviour improved – he’s more willing to work, less spooky and his droppings are now normal.
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