She was still having a hard time maintaining weight and had loose stools, particularly when hauling. First, my 5 yo Quarter Horse mare had some pretty significant troubles with ulcers and nervous stomach/increased acid production under stress (as evidenced by behavioral problems, loss in weight, loose stools, etc.) She had been through a series of UlcerGuard and then had been maintained on daily Omeprazole granules for approximately 3 months before starting Forco. I started the two mares that I haul on Forco.
I am very pleased with the results I have seen since starting to feed FORCO and have recommended FORCO to other horse owners. His appetite is good and he has resumed his ‘feel good’ personality. He also broke out in dapples across his entire body in about two weeks. He was not too excited to consume all of this mixed with his low starch feed, but once I started to add FORCO to his feed, nothing is left in his pan. I made changes to his diet which included the addition of loose powder supplements of DMG, magnesium, vitamin E, selenium, and iron. The other thing I noticed about the FORCO was that it greatly increased Danny’s appetite. I have resumed his normal activities and competitions and have not had any tie up issues to date (). I competed on him the following Sunday with no tie up issues. A week later I had blood pulled again and his levels had come down substantially. I talked with Nicole on 9/16 and started Danny on FORCO that evening. I had blood pulled again and his levels verified the tie up diagnosis. I was not able to compete on him at the No Brakes Tour Finals due to his condition. He had another mild case on 8/23 at which time I had him checked by two veterinarians and began changes to his diet. My 7 yo Quarter Horse gelding exhibited a mild case of tie up for the first time.
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