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5
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Wonder Product
September 29, 2009
By
Seal
from
Michigan
I have used this product for:
6-12 months
Expertise:
Expert
Discipline:
Dressage
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5
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4
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5
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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"A must use product for horses/ponies with ulcers or for preventative during times of stress!"
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Review 9 for UlcerGard
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5
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Really works
August 24, 2009
By
DailyRider
from
Pennsylvania
I have used this product for:
6-12 months
Expertise:
Intermediate
Discipline:
Dressage
Competitor:
Rated
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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"My horse has recovered from ulcers. Now, whenever he will be stressed I use UlcerGard to protect him. He has not had any ulcer problems for one full year."
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Review 10 for UlcerGard
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5
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Expensive but worth it
August 12, 2009
By
Hunter2009
from
NJ
I have used this product for:
1-2 years
Expertise:
Intermediate
Discipline:
Hunter/Jumper
Competitor:
Rated
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"Yes its pricey, but nothing does the trick like Ulcergard. It really makes a difference on my show horse before shipping!"
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Review 11 for UlcerGard
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5
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great recommendation!
August 3, 2009
By
Vintage
from
Boynton Beach, FL
I have used this product for:
3-6 months
Expertise:
Intermediate
Discipline:
Hunter/Jumper
Competitor:
Rated
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"My Vet recommended using a few days prior and up to the day of a horse show and wow what a difference!"
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5
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CURED!
July 24, 2007
By
Fuzz
from
Westport, CT
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"My Dutch Warmblood had a total personality change after a bout with a respiratory infection. He had been on aggressive IV antibiotics and apparently that caused an ulcer. He was grouchy, girthy and eventually unrideable (reluctant to go forward and even bucking!). Turns out the poor guy was in pain. The vet said these were classic ulcer symptoms and to feed one whole tube of UlcerGard per day for two weeks. Within 48 hours of starting the UlcerGard my horse was almost completely back to his happy go lucky self. A full two weeks on it and he'd recovered. Now with any antibiotic or bute I give him 1/2 tube to prevent this in the future. I also make sure I treat him before trailering and shows too."
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Review 16 for UlcerGard
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4
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Much more improvement
March 12, 2007
By
Rachel
from
Columbus, Ohio
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"Over the past few weeks my gelding has been in and out of the hospital with stomach ulcers. After being on Ulcergard for the past week, I have to say I am definitely seeing my horse get back to his old self. I can only expect more from Ulcergard."
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Review 17 for UlcerGard
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5
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I think this worked!
June 7, 2006
By
Convinced
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MD
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Top 250 Contributor
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"My horse is girthy, like really crabby girthy, and can get pretty tense. I have read this can be a symptom of ulcers. In addition, since I started showing him three weeks ago we've had some behavior issues at shows after long trailer rides. I know that trailer rides can bring on ulcer flare ups too... so I asked my vet and tried the Ulcergard before the last long trip, and his behavior was super, right from the start, and interesting, when we got to the show and I girthed him up, he was the least cranky he's ever been. I used it each day of the show, just the tiny quarter of a tube, and it seems to have helped. He was first and second in some big classes, after being dead last at the last big show due to rather dramatic behavioral issues (down center line, circle right ten meters translated to down center line, stop, sit, spin...). I'd love to say that improved training was the key to his better performance, but frankly, I think he must have been hurting. Ulcergard will be in my show trunk from now on!"
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