Recent content by bert1904

The problem with owning horses is that unless they give you no option but to make that final decision, then we will always wonder "am I doing the right thing". That is because we always want to do what is best for our horses and give them every chance we can. It is natural that you are...

oh gosh!! that's doesn't sound too good!!! my mare doesn't hve any pan issues, shes been checked by various professionals, she is just a cow bag!!! LOL

More agitated a good thing?! hmmm, not exactly what I would expect!

I would probably be more sceptical if they had tried to push their own products, but they didn't. they told me not to buy any of their calmers, but instead to change the diet and reassess in a months time as to whether or not I still needed a calmer. They helped me to find alternative products...

Did you just make the diet changes or did you use their calmer as well?

they have advised that I don't try a calmer yet, they said that the diet change alone could be enough. did the diet changes that they recommended to you make a significant difference? Read more at http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?741100-Equifeast-Advice#kPf0F0XeM8TC0HoX.99

they have advised that I don't try a calmer yet, they said that the diet change alone could be enough. did the diet changes that they recommended to you make a significant difference?

I have recently been thinking about using a calmer for my very tricky mare, therefore I have been trawling through forums etc to see what other people are finding effective in similar situations. My investigations have lead me to seek advice from both Equifeast and Hack Up Bespoke. I called...

I have recently been thinking about using a calmer for my very tricky mare, therefore I have been trawling through forums etc to see what other people are finding effective in similar situations. My investigations have lead me to seek advice from both Equifeast and Hack Up Bespoke. I called...