...I have a 24 year old 16:3hh Irish Draught
cross gelding who I have had the pleasure of for fifteen years. He has always been
full of life, full of beans and quite a handful and up until February this year has always
been a good doer who saw a blade of grass and put weight on. I called the Vet to
him in February as he began to lose interest in life, lost a lot of weight, lost interest
in food and, basically, just appeared to drag himself about. When the Vet came to
see him he had developed a
---- --------- and had actually got down in the stable when he
came in for breakfast (which he never does.)
The Vet did not really know what was the matter
and told me not to rule out a tumour. He took various different blood tests which
all came back clear. After researching and reading my books, I started to think his
-------- sounded similar to those of
--------- (-- ------- -- ----). I have never
had to feed "Bodie" in Summer, in Winter he has had a course mix, sugar beet and
chop. The mistake I made through last Winter was to feed him a scoop of barley in
addition - thinking it would help keep his weight on. We have put the
imbalance down
to the barley.
A friend of mine suggested I try
Equilibra and I cannot believe the difference in my horse. He has been having
Equilibra since June and he is like a different horse. He trots into the yard for his
feed, canters down the field with the odd buck and squeak, his eyes are bright, his ribs
are now well covered with a beautiful shiny soft coat and he has started to be
bolshie
again and full of himself. I feel he is now ready to be ridden again and I cannot
thank Equilibra enough for returning my much loved horse back to me as I really thought I
was on the way to losing him.
I feed him twice per day each feed
made up of 2 x double handfuls of Alfalfa Oil, 1x measure of Equilibra and 1 x jug full of
sugar beet.
Thank you.
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