Ramard Total Prebiotic & Probiotic Equine Formula - Natural Digestive Supplement for Horses Optimal Gut Health, Nutrient Absorption, Foal Support Pro & Pre Biotics for Livestocks and Horse 8.5 oz Jar

Well, my mare has been on this for 1 month and 2 weeks now. My friend from clear across the country found this and said she was planning on trying it on her horse since she read the reviews. I was going to wait on her full report but decided to jump into the test with her. Background: my mare is a dressage horse, or so I like to think, and has been struggling with getting her hind end up under her. Tracking up actually. She stood camped under in the hind. She HATES to have her tummy groomed, especially in winter, that's no good as I groom everything always. Then she has not one but two scares of gas colic back in May 2019. Her mode of operation on stall keeping is to poop and spin making stall cleaning a BEAR! On top of ALL that, she would THROW herself against walls itching it looked like, especially after eating. It was almost as if her sides and back and rear itched, but if I helped itch it wasn't the same. The day Total Gut health arrived, I said a little prayer she wouldn't suddenly turn into a picky eater (she is a rolly polly so the chances were slim), dumped the powdery white scoop on her food, and took my first observations 30 min after her meal. The first day she still itched, the second day she itched, the third day I wasn't sure if I missed the itch, come fourth and fifth days I was pretty sure she wasn't moving her hay bag or messing up her stall. As time progressed, she has kept a neater stall, her poop is uniform, she is less reactive about her belly being groomed, and I am almost 96.7% certain she has stopped her itching. I believe the itch came from a digestive reaction. My mare, I know for a fact a homebred baby, did not get passive immunity from her dam and had to have plasma transfer, so I believe she may be lacking in her digestive tract. I am not sure if she will have to be on this long term, but I am currently happy to feed this to keep her on the right track. I tried it on a gelding of ours and did not see the results I wanted so his may not be digestive related. Meanwhile, I would recommend this product if there is any sort of digestive health in question, I believe it has worked for my mare. Ramard has supplied a comparison chart on their site as well for how this product compares to other digestive aids and I feel confident I made the right choice for my mare.

Recommended by a dog breeder for my Golden. I have tried other probiotics, even one from my vet, but my dog did not care for the taste. He loves this one! And it does what I wanted it to. Not to get too graphic, but he would have a mushy stool after a normal one 3-4x/wk. In the first 10 days after starting this product, he only had one that was not firm. I plan on keeping him on this product, which states on the label that it can be used in dogs. My guy weighs 90#, and one scoop(included in the tub) per day is all he needs so a small tub lasts about 2 months. He's been on it for a year now, and still great results!

Good for goats too after antibiotics. Using antibiotics on goats messes up their gut biome just like every other thing. It is particularly hard on goats and other ruminants. Their lives depend on properly functioning rumens. I always give my goats pre and pro biotics during and after antibiotics that kills both harmful and helpful bacteria simultaneously . pre and probiotics is labeled for horses but it the same bacteria any rumiant has. Easy to give stick it in a fig Newton an watch them gobble it down. I am on a fixed income and this is the best product i have found.

Works ok.

It's a great product for horses, cats, and dogs. Very pleased with it

All my 14 horse are are taking this product. Helps with weight and a few with skin conditions.

Easy to order, quick to arrive and reasonably priced

Been using this product for years. Seems to be doing its job!!