Introducing NAF Magic....

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_Acolyte_

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I have bitten the bullet and gone out today and bought some...then passed out at the price....

The instructions say 'introduce gradually over 5 days'
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I shall be feeding 2 scoops a day cos I have an ickle horse, so do I start off with half a scoop and build it up then
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We have been feeding a 16.2hh warmblood mare with 1 scoop a day and have seen great results with that so you might not even need to feed that much. We just stuck her on a scoop straight away and noticed a difference in 2/3 days.
 
Briefly yes, but I'm reminded that a year or so ago there was a thread running where someone had found the measure included in the tub was not the same size as the instructions suggested. Do check!

ETS I feed mine a scoop a day as well.
 
Ooooh great news, thank you very much both of you, I shall go with one scoop a day then and it will last longer
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He will have his first dose tonight...eeek!
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When i fed it I rang the NAF helpline and they said if it were to work you would see the benefits quite quickly...was something odd like 9 days from all their 'field tests'. This reassured me that I wouldn't be committed to buying too much if it didn't work.
 
we tried naf magic for 2 months and it didn't take enough edge off him like magnitude does now. We have a spooky nervous welsh d and now he's getting alot braver out on his own.
 
Magic was BRILL for my mad gelderlander!! (as i think i wrote in an earlier post somewhere!!)
He is on 2 blue scoops a day every day, but then he is 16.3!, im convinced feeding it is the only reason we got from unaf prelim to Affil Ad med in 4 years!!
 
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When i fed it I rang the NAF helpline and they said if it were to work you would see the benefits quite quickly...was something odd like 9 days from all their 'field tests'. This reassured me that I wouldn't be committed to buying too much if it didn't work.

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It would be helpful if my feed merchants sold it in smaller quantities than 1kg at £25 a go I suppose
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I reckon I am going to start a business doing feed/suppliments in trial sizes so people trying to find the right solution do not have to keep paying out shedloads of money on stuff that isnt right for their horse
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You are right Acolyte thats a good idea - on same principle as trial size shampoos! Think 1KG is the smallest quantity with Magic.
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