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Equest Health and Performance
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25.01.2022 Did you know that we offer exclusive content for veterinarians to help manage #horsehealth? The SUCCEED Veterinary Center has the latest research, products and articles surrounding equine GI health. Sign up today to access this FREE content for your practice https://qoo.ly/37a5ks
25.01.2022 "Veterinarians and scientists have long suspected a relationship between transport and gastric ulceration in horses, but until recently little data existed to s...upport this association." See what researchers discovered when they investigated the relationship between transportation, gastric pH and gastric ulcers: https://qoo.ly/3837fy See more
24.01.2022 Healthy hooves are essential to your horse's comfort and ride-ability. And while farrier care and good husbandry are important, it’s a myth that they're the only source for quality hoof care. Nutrition is also a critical component to #hoofhealth. #MondayMyth https://qoo.ly/38ag6x
24.01.2022 POOR PERFORMANCE AND GUT HEALTH At Valley Equine Vet Centre we regularly have horses booked in for gastrointestinal health consults where the ONLY complaint is ...poor performance, for example, an unwillingness to go forward at times or resenting certain transitions. These horses do not present showing any overt signs of gut pain or gastric ulceration, they are eating well and maintaining weight/condition hasnt necessarily been a problem. Many have already had extensive, expensive and frustrating lameness work-ups to investigate their poor performance issues without result. They have also seen the chiropractor, the physio and have had countless massages, all of which have sometimes helped for a while, but havent resolved the underlying reason for their back and/or muscle pain. These owners are usually at their wits end and most of the time they are getting their horses gut health evaluated as a last ditch attempt to find some answers because they genuinely dont feel that gastrointestinal problems fit the bill and are not really expecting to find anything. Here are 3 examples of what we have found in horses we have seen for gastrointestinal health consults in the last couple of weeks where the sole complaint has been poor performance. HORSE 1. A standardbred racehorse who began underperforming at the track several weeks ago. Our vet nurse Tam knows the horse well and due to past experience with other racehorses we have seen with the same problem she suspected a gastric impaction so recommended a gastroscope. He finally came in last week and he did indeed have a gastric impaction which is likely to have started due to dehydration, and which has now been fully resolved with the help of coke drenches. He also had significant ulceration of the squamous mucosa as well as pyloric lesions, and is currently having a break while we get the rest of his stomach fixed. HORSE 2: A 12 year old gelding who does a bit of low level dressage and who has helped his owner deal with getting over some significant health problems of her own. He had absolutely no issues with his appetite or weight, and the only thing his owner felt wasnt right was that he would occasionally not want to go forward. She felt there had to be a reason for his reluctance despite the fact that nobody else thought her horse could possibly have anything wrong with his gut health and told her she was mad to be taking him to see a vet about this. This horse ended up having a multitude of problems starting with a relatively small gastric impaction which is probably linked to a recent hay change. He also had nasty ulcers around the lesser curvature of his stomach which were likely secondary to the gastric impaction, and last but not least an abdominal x-ray showed that he had a belly full of sand. He is now impaction and sand free, and is on treatment for his ulcers. HORSE 3: A 12 year mare who competes at a high level in dressage and who was demonstrating a reluctance to go forward and some resentment during transitions, especially going into canter. She eats normally, maintains her weight/condition and has a good coat. Her owner has put a lot of time and effort into trying to get her right and has previously had her worked up extensively for lameness, but nothing she has tried has helped. A gastroscope revealed that she was riddled with gastric ulcers, and probably has been for a very long time. She will feel like a new horse once her stomach is fixed and she is pain-free, and we are hopeful that this will also resolve the poor performance issues that her owner has being trying to get to the bottom of for so long. So the take home message is that if you feel you horse isnt right then trust your instincts and get their gastrointestinal health evaluated - you just dont know what you will find unless you look!
23.01.2022 Yarnie King and Chevy What an amazing team!! So proud to be supporting these two in their wonderful journey and their future success. Looking forward to 2021!! Well done!!
23.01.2022 IT IS WITH GREAT EXCITEMENT THAT WE CAN ANNOUNCE THAT SUCCEED DIGESTIVE CONDITIONING PRODUCTS CAN NOW BE PURCHASED RIGHT HERE!!!! Stay tuned for weekly specials, subscription options, Afterpay, Zippay.... everything you need to keep your horses happy and healthy.
23.01.2022 Happy Customer after putting their horse on Succeed Dex was always underweight and cold. He would eat his hay 24 hrs a day and get through a round bale in just over a week. I had to rug him up loads to keep him warm too. I tried so many different feeds to get weight on him and it would cost me over $150 per month and he would not put weight on and have too much energy. Since using succeed he has stopped eating hay 24hrs. He still has access but takes breaks and a round ...bale lasts me 3 weeks. I now only feed 1 dipper lucerne chaff, 1 cup Speedi beet and 1 cup copra. Twice a day. My feed bill is less than $50 per month. He is fat as they come and always warm. Even clipped this year hes not had more than his 100gm rug on. He is relaxed and forward in his work. The money I spend on succeed Ive saved 10 times over in my feed and hay bill as well as time on rugging and I have a happy horse that is now amazing to ride and looks a million dollars. See more
23.01.2022 Good morning! Hope you’re all prepped for this heatwave I know these two will be spending their day in the cool of the shade
22.01.2022 Peekaboo Reggie the foal in for a check up after his broken jaw incident
22.01.2022 Happy horses with happy tummies (maybe a little too much! )
22.01.2022 About six weeks ago I saw Brooke and we discussed a young Off the Track mare that I had. She looked terrible She had had a nice spell but just wasn’t looking great or putting on condition as well as all my others do. We decided to try the Succeed products as we both felt it was an internal problem. I didn’t even take a proper photo of her at her worst because I was actually embarrassed. I’m not into feeding a million supplements, I feed my tbs a very basic feed of chaff ...and pellets and they’re on 24/7 hayrolls. Nelly had 4 weeks on the Succeed products and I’m blown away by her improvement. She had a cotton on for two days- didn’t even have a shampoo, I can’t believe the shine! Thank you Brooke- I think your product speaks for itself. - yes she has her eyes closed in the first pic but the shine she had showed best in that pic See more
21.01.2022 Our sponsored rider Kirsten KT Twining and her gorgeous horse Danz
20.01.2022 What a great story! Thanks Amy O'Neill. Happy Monday everyone....
20.01.2022 Is your horse flighty one moment and lethargic or stubborn the next? The true culprit of this all-too-common behavior may actually stem from the performance horse diet. Learn more: https://qoo.ly/38422k
20.01.2022 THE PASTE IS FINALLY HERE Thank you to those who have been patiently waiting I will be out delivering orders all day tomorrow from Mandurah - Oakford - Swan Valley. ... Please PM or email me if you would like to place an order and receive free delivery within these areas.
19.01.2022 Our sponsored rider Kirsten KT Twining two years ago storming around Adelaide’s giant courses Her horses are always fighting fit and looking on top of their game. It’s always great to watch how much her horses trust her and visa versa. An incredible bond!
17.01.2022 Is a low-starch diet something that you should consider for your horse's health? See what experts TheHorse.com recommend for your horse and how to make the change. https://qoo.ly/379qgj
17.01.2022 Great 3 days at Brookleigh for the Horseland Young Horse Championships. Well done to everyone involved, let’s hope we can see more of these events in the future.
16.01.2022 Nelly the Off the Track WA mare coming along in leaps and bounds in her training and in body score! The Succeed products working their magic!
16.01.2022 Equine gastric ulcer syndrome is one of the better understood digestive issues that horses face. The problem is that by focusing solely on gastric ulcers, we ig...nore the signs and symptoms that may instead be linked to colonic ulcers. See what you need to know for your horse: https://qoo.ly/387a8d See more
15.01.2022 Laminitis, colic and diarrheaall of these gut issues can be linked back to the equine microbiota. Our FREE, two-part webinar discusses how the microbiota affec...ts the horse and implications for you as a #veterinarian. Registration is still open for tonight's session. Join us! https://qoo.ly/387qxs See more
15.01.2022 30 Things My Yard Can't Live Without... Something to keep the ball rolling in these odd times . These 30 items will come sporadically over the coming days i...n alphabetical order... 26) SUCCEED DIGESTIVE CONDITIONING PROGRAMME @succeedequine This is the Holy Grail of horse supplements; I could not be more reliant upon or more in love with Succed and what it does for my horses. Succeed is a product that provides natural support for complete health of the horses GI tract... the vital ingredients support and increase healthy cells and enhance both your horses overall well being and their performance. If done right a horse loves his work, however what we ask of them isn't natural and every time a horse is under any form of pressure that our environment may deliver (be it travel, competition or training), the effects will be felt in their gut and as a result, their system will have a variant of malfunctions from the inside out. Horses can often have these issues organically, without human involvement - be it from not efficiently able to absorb the nutrients in their food, to gastric ulcers and to extreme cases of colic. A horse's innards aren't designed well and if we add our life style on top....I'd want to give them all the help I possibly could. Succeed is that package....In order for your horse to be its best on the outside, it must be healthy and functioning properly on the inside. Succeed is my ultimate travel and competition tool.....I double up and feed it both in the a.m and p.m whilst travelling and staying away. This helps dilute the extra stress involved, which is guaranteed for even the most chilled of horses. In the 13 years we have been feeding Succeed we have not had one horse colic and I can count only 2 that have had mild ulcers.....it is magic stuff and worth every single penny, it has kept all ours so incredibly healthy for so long.....we owe a lot to Succeed.
14.01.2022 When feeding beet pulp to your horse, do you have to soak it beforehand to prevent choking? The answer may surprise you. Discover the excellent reasons to continue (or to start) soaking beet pulpeven if it isnt medically required. #MondayMyth https://qoo.ly/372qqz
14.01.2022 Traveling with horses takes incredible preparation and care, especially when it comes to managing their digestive health. #SeriousHorsePeople use these 7 pro tips to keep their horses healthy, happy, and well-fed while on the road. https://qoo.ly/394396
11.01.2022 #TeamSUCCEED rider Nicky Greenhill is an international para-dressage competitor who sees real results from SUCCEED. "I truly believe in this product, and I can ...guarantee that every horse I have now and in the future will be given SUCCEED to limit the digestive challenges that affect all competition horses." Read Nicky's story: https://qoo.ly/388fs8
10.01.2022 International polo player Timmy Dutta says that SUCCEED is a big player in his horses' feeding routine. Each horse receives Triple Crown feed, extra oats for ...a boost of power, and a daily dose of SUCCEED. For Timmy, the product worked right away for his horses. Read Timmy's #TeamSUCCEED story: https://qoo.ly/377qgb
10.01.2022 #Equine #Vets - Have you tried The SUCCEED FBT for your equine patients? It's a quick stall-side test to help practitioners manage the horse’s health and stay ahead of GI issues that can affect health, performance, behavior and training. Learn more! https://qoo.ly/3a7v4q
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09.01.2022 Join the SUCCEED Veterinary Center to access the latest research articles and resources for managing #equinehealth. You'll also get free downloads for webinars, white papers and product literature to help your practice thrive. Get started today! https://qoo.ly/385h8e
08.01.2022 Horses just love their daily Succeed!! Its like horse chocolate... but with all the goodness to aid in their digestion . Thanks Jessica Blackwell from Equistricare Equine Sports Therapy for your videos.
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06.01.2022 Like us, our horses experience stress. It's our job as their keepers to understand what horses stress out over, recognize when theyre stressed and more importantly, what to do about it. Here's what you should know: https://qoo.ly/37izka
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05.01.2022 Many of us were taught not to feed our horse right before riding. But is this an outdated belief that may be hurting your ulcer-prone horse? See what this TheHorse.com article has to say! https://qoo.ly/38c9af
05.01.2022 SUCCEED FAECAL BLOOD TESTS AND SUCCEED DIGESTIVE CONDITIONING PROGRAM. After our first order flew off the shelves we now have plenty back in stock. Faecal... Test that is a great aid in the diagnosis of conditions affecting the whole digestive tract not just stomach ulcers. We have had some great success recently with the Succeed Digestive Conditioning Program. Equest Health and Performance Succeed Equine SUCCEED Equine Fecal Blood Test
04.01.2022 #SeriousHorsePeople like eventer Lizzie Green know that SUCCEED helps horses from the inside out. "SUCCEED is a super product that the horses love and we love u...sing. It is so easy and the results are noticeable in such a short time. It's the platform upon which we train and compete our horses to produce top results." See more
04.01.2022 "I use SUCCEED on every horse I own and every horse we use on Yellowstone. From improving body composition to coat to soundness, SUCCEED has noticeably improved... the quality of my herd. I don't know the science behind it, but I know it works." Taylor Sheridan Writer, Director, Executive Producer, and Creator of Yellowstone
01.01.2022 After realising she wasn’t interested in racing, Nelly started her training and transition from racehorse to competition horse. Going beautifully to begin with, her condition then started to drop off. Going from a racing yard with three hardfeeds a day, to a cruisy paddock life with 24/7 hay and 1 hardfeed a day can really throw their tummies into turmoil. Having a spell now, Nelly is starting on her 30 day treatment plan on Succeed granules and we look forward to seeing her journey.
