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People…and Website Owners, with a lack of integrity, are distributing, without knowledge, our Recipe, WITHOUT the important information needed to NOT put Horses Lives at risk. Things like dosage, Weight ratio’s of Horses, prior Clinical diagnosis and more.
For the record, I spend serious time, fielding questions from People via the Phone and email and have to buy Insurance for giving advice.
It is NOT AS SIMPLE as they dangerously write on Internet Forums!!!!!!
FOR THE RECORD
Horse Problems (verified owner) –
LETTER TO JOHN O’LEARY | HORSE PROBLEMS AUSTRALIA
Dear John I had to share this with you. After recurrent colic and $3K in vet bills and no clear answer as to why someone put me onto your recipe. I was a little sceptical but desperate! I was lucky enough to have a horse that will eat anything – so he hoovered up the mix in chaff. It was funny to see him smacking his lips as they stuck together from the honey! The photos show the amount of sand out of one dung pile! I estimate there to be about 4 cups of sand. It was after heavy rain so it precipitated the sand out of the manure making it easier to see. As you can see its a phenomenal result! I am happy for you to use my photos and testimonial if you would like. I will be giving him a follow up treatment in 2 weeks and on Vet advice will treat him for ulcers, as she believes the sand must have been very abrasive. I rode him today for the first time and he was like a 2 year old!
Horse Problems (verified owner) –
LETTER TO JOHN O’LEARY | HORSE PROBLEMS AUSTRALIA
Hi so an update in my horse diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease, bought your sand colic recipe and hoped for the best after $1000 bucks worth of vet bills and i get staff discount and one of the best equine medicine specialist later no improvement. The horse looked like death and i was about to get my husband to get of out the gun. Gave him your recipe and waited wow there was some sand holy crap indeed, spoke to a vet that is a little more conventional that i also work with and she admits to using your drench on here own horses and that i could not tell any of the other vets she did (afraid of their response is suppose) so your theory that the sand could be causing the inflammatory response was right!!! The conventional vet said also the honey would act as a natural anti inflammatory as well. The horse has stacked the weight back on and as shiny as ever.
Thanx Amanda best $25 spent ever
Horse Problems (verified owner) –
LETTER TO JOHN O’LEARY | HORSE PROBLEMS AUSTRALIA
Dear Mr. O’Leary
I tried your recipe and I was probably like most people very skeptical my horse was colicing and I live in a Arizona where we have had problems with sand since I have had my horses. I keep them on metamucil to help. My horse had started colicing on Sunday we kept him moving it was getting worse when I got your recipe I gave it to him on Tuesday evening he wasnt wanting to eat but he did eat it with his pellets by the next morning. Can I say all day Wednesday I walked him and could tell he was in a lot of pain. By that evening he seemed to be doing better he had a movement just a little but I was still glad. But on Thursday morning in the light I could’nt believe the piles of sand that had come out of him. I’m a true beliver and thank you he is doing fine and I will give him another dose in 2 weeks. Thank you so much.
Tracy in Arizona