wud pink powder help my pony?

[Firehorse]

or any other supplement to that matter. he lives out 24/7 and in winter when he had haylage he was loose more or less the whole time he was on it. then from april when it stopped, to now, he's been fine. last week they moved into their summer grazing and the change in grass has made him loose again. he's not horrendously loose, but he does wet wind (!) and gets a bit messy. many thx!

 

[lachlanandmarcus]

it might well help a lot, it did with my big chap, helped his tum no end! and you need such a little bit that its not too expensive, def worth a wee tub to try!

 

[Sparkles]

Thrive's great for it too.

Not sure where you can get it anymore tho :/

 

[Firehorse]

at the mo, i feed the general purpose supplement. i see the pink powder is full of vits and mins, so shud i cut out the general purpose?

 

[ilovecobs]

I would try it, iv never needed it but iv known horses that have and it worked well.

 

[SmartieBean09]

Pink Powder is a balanced powder and I swear by it. My girl will be going back on it this winter when the cold weather takes its toll. She used to be very loose and Pink Powder resolved this. Worth £14 for about 30 days supply. I gave 2 scoops per day after the initial loading dose. Other on my yard have since changed over to it and they swear by it too! Awesome stuff!

 

[the watcher]

You can replace the general purpose with Pink Powder. It can make some horse feel quite 'well' and a bit perky.

 

[Firehorse]

ooh, my horse always feels well and more than perky. wud it make him worse?? lol!

 

[Firehorse]

how about global herbs diareeze?

 

[not_with_it]

I used it on my gelding as he constantly had a runny bum. It worked for him.
I would also contact H's mum on here or her coligone website. I spoke to Kate and used coligone on my foal when she had a runny bum, she soon returned back to normal.

 

[thatsmygirl]

To be honest I would want to know why he keeps getting so loose??
The haylage sounds like it was to rich, my pony can't accept haylage. And overload off Spring grass can do it.
A pre/pro biotic would prob help to settle things but I would stop it from happening to start with. Limit grazing with muzzle if you have to and stable part day if need be.
Iv been there and worked out how to stop it to start with

 

[Firehorse]

there are no stables, and the whole herd gets a bit loose with the haylage and new grass. unfortunately i cant control the grazing or where the haylage comes from. i was a bit cross that they jst got turned out straight into the summer field. they could hve done with a couple of hrs in it, then out again till the nxt day and so on. i will suggest it nxt time it happens. no one else seems to worry if their horse is loose on these ocassions, but i do worry!! thx for ur advice, i might hve a chat with my vet and see what they say.