where do you get your aloe vera from.

[china]

Im looking to feed aloe vera to mine this winter. Where do you get yours from and how much for
Thanks

 

[Kokopelli]

The supermarket it was under £5 not sure of exact price.

 

[intouch]

Why?

 

[Dizzydancer]

oo koko do you get the liquid stuff? i am thinking of feeding it to my boy now as think he may have mild ulcers.
Intouch its for ulcers.

 

[Kokopelli]

Yeah, it really helps with Andy's ulcers and way cheaper than the £175 stuff!!

 

[Natch]

Holland and Barett, or my local independent health food shop.

 

[Dizzydancer]

thanks!! yes dont really fancy spending 100's as not exactly sure he has ulcers. he keeps weight very well but can be a bit girthy and gets gas colic sometimes

 

[intouch]

Ah. Try this - http://comfortgut.com/info.html

 

[Noodlebug]

Waitrose have an offer 3 for 2 at the moment but did get from H&B.

 

[Fanshawe]

I'm a distributor for Forever Living aloe Vera. Yes it's more expensive than what you'll find in the health food store but that's because it's pure filleted (not filtered which can remove some of the good stuff) and it doesn't have any bulking agents etc in it- it's simply aloe with some preservative. You really do pay for what you get and there's a 60 day money back guarantee with it. If you want to know more my website is http://www.reasontosmile.myforever.biz/

 

[Snowysadude]

I use Forever Living get it from my aunt - seems to work well but is more expensive!

 

[nala1]

We grow our own, chop them up or liquidise them and add to feed, horses seem to enyoy it.

 

[china]

Why?

because i have an ex racer which we are 99% sure has had ulcers and my mare has gastric trouble and suffers from gassy colic

 

[Holly Hocks]

I bought mine from www.aloequine.com when I used it. Much cheaper than the health food stores because it's a huge bottle.

 

[Holly Hocks]

because i have an ex racer which we are 99% sure has had ulcers and my mare has gastric trouble and suffers from gassy colic

Just to add to my last post, I took my ex-racer to the vets to be scoped for ulcers a few weeks ago. She did have a couple of grade 1/2 ulcers, but the vet said that the best thing for ulcers is 24/7 turnout. He said that he regularly gets called to racing yards to treat ex-racers for ulcers and he recommends a month or longer turned out in the field. He said that they will clear up on their own if they have 24/7 grazing.