No, I don't need a quicker reply. You can email me direct if you'd like to. I'm curious as to what is in the product as Scharly(the princess) has some allergy issues. I've added equipride to her diet at this time, but I'm not up to the full dosage as I'm not working her very hard due to the weather.
Later,
Laura in very foggy right now Cal.
--- In haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com, Jody Pritchard <jodypritchard2174@...> wrote:
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> Hi Laura,
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> I don't have the bottle of Nutrient Buffer at home with me as I keep it in the barn where I board Skye. I will be going out there tonight and will see if I can get the ingredients off the bottle. If you need a quicker answer, you could call VitaRoyal today and they could tell you as well.
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> This is a wonderful product and I highly recommend it.
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> Jody
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> From: lauraafana <quiltedpony@...>
> To: haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sat, February 13, 2010 1:48:35 PM
> Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: Probiotics?
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> Hi Jody,
> Sorry to hear Skye is having recurrent uveitis. I looked up the link you gave and sure didn't see an analysis of what is in Nutrient Buffer. Can you email me direct with that info?
> I'm still giving Scharly an herb mixture that I put together weekly and she's been doing really well, but I'm open to learning. I also know how serious uveitis can be. Thanks, Laura
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> --- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, Jody Pritchard <jodypritchard2174@ ...> wrote:
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> > Hi Barbara (and Everyone),
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> > I am still dealing with my 4 year old Skye's recurrent uveitis. We started a program at the end of November through VitaRoyal to help heal her whole body. One of the products that she is on is called Nutrient Buffer. This is a natural antacid that helps to seal the gut. This has been a tremendous help to her already as she used to have watery stools, not diarrhea but just loose. She used to have a dirty tail and bottom before going on this. It costs about $55 for a gallon but is worth it and is natural.
> >
> > Here is a link to the Nutrient Buffer. I noticed that they have probiotics for sale as well. You can also contact them to help you with your needs. They have a yahoo site called vitaroyalforhorses and you can learn a lot through that as well.
> > http://www.vitaroyal.com/equine/products/nutrient_buffer.html
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> > Hope this info helps.
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> > Jody
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> > From: linder_cella <linder_cella@ ...>
> > To: haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com
> > Sent: Sat, February 13, 2010 8:08:12 AM
> > Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: Probiotics?
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> > Hi Molly,
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> > My haffie Cinderella (5 years old) is on a pro-biotic daily - I have had her since she was a yearling, sent her to training in Feb of 09 - she coliced to the point of surgery in June of 09. Diagnoses w/ ulcers in July (?) -stress related I'd guess (did not like being away from home?) Anyway - I put her on probios to aid in her digestion - she apparenlty has trouble digesting hay - GREAT - anyway - I keep her weight managed - she is also back to work and doing GREAT - thank GOD - but I have changed her to something called FAST TRACk - and I'll also be changing her feed to something called Triple Crown Lite because the probiotics are contained IN the feed. (at which time I'll discontinue the fastrack supplement). The fastrack has been proven to have more LIVE culture than Probious - what you want is live cultures.
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> > I will also be testing my hay - it should have a higer than 30 ADF (can't remember what the 'A' stands for but the DF is digestible fiber). I am currently looking for a good preventative ulcer-type med / supplement to aid in her stomach lining, etc.
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> > I can usually tell when she's starting to get stomach upset - I (try) to keep something in front of her most of the time - I use the slow feeder hay bags - Laura in CA (on this website) shared THAT with me - and I love them! In fact I've got 2 more on order now!
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> > Enough of MY two cents!
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> > Barbara & Cinderella 'Woo Hoo' (where she's going to learn to DRAG STUFF TODAY!) - KY
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> > --- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, "Molly McD" <mollymcdonald@ ...> wrote:
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> > > Has anyone ever ventured into the territory of probiotics with your horse(s)? If so, did you think it was helpful? How? Any input would be greatly appreciated!
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> > > Thanks so much,
> > > Molly in Ohio
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