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"Noddy is prone to ulcers and never eats when locked up for a few days and is usually super cranky at the same time. He's been on the Ulcabuf since I received it last week and this week he's been locked up due to it raining and being too wet. I’m happy to say he hasn’t lost his appetite and he licked his bin clean and hasn't even been cranky so I'm super happy! I will definitely be placing another order soon because I'm nearly out!" Emily and Noddy Read More
"Noddy is prone to ulcers and never eats when locked up for a few days and is usually super cranky at the same time. He's been on the Ulcabuf since I received it last week and this week he's been locked up due to it raining and being too wet. I’m happy to say he hasn’t lost his appetite and he licked his bin clean and hasn't even been cranky so I'm super happy! I will definitely be placing another order soon because I'm nearly out!"
Emily and Noddy
read less"Great results noticeable improvement in his overall disposition day 4 of treatment. 3 weeks after Jai started UlcaBuf he was entered in an 80km endurance event. Prior to this event he had been withdrawn due to ulcers once at 146km and then at 60km. Jai also was receiving B's continuously for guts sounds. At his first competition 3 weeks after starting the UlcBbuf he ran to his gate to be caught to go to vetting. Ate much better than normal and received all A's for gut sounds. 1 week later he was entered in another 80km event receiving all As and 1s for his vet scores and placed second lightweight on an extremely difficult track." Rega.. Read More
"Great results noticeable improvement in his overall disposition day 4 of treatment. 3 weeks after Jai started UlcaBuf he was entered in an 80km endurance event. Prior to this event he had been withdrawn due to ulcers once at 146km and then at 60km. Jai also was receiving B's continuously for guts sounds. At his first competition 3 weeks after starting the UlcBbuf he ran to his gate to be caught to go to vetting. Ate much better than normal and received all A's for gut sounds. 1 week later he was entered in another 80km event receiving all As and 1s for his vet scores and placed second lightweight on an extremely difficult track."
Regards,
Rod Stephenson PAC Vets, 2017
Written by a customer of PAC vets
read less"I have been keen with digestive management with my horses since 2007-2008, back when some vets still said that gastric ulcers don’t exist in (non-competitive) horses. Over the years I have battled both gastric ulcers and colonic ulcers in my horses and horses in my community. I have spent thousands trialling the latest ‘product’ that makes claims… only to find improvements in symptoms, improvements in affect, negative screening with one or the other using the Succeed Fecal test but never all the symptoms. I have had NO experience so far with any (non drug) product that can change the Succeed fecal test to negative fo.. Read More
"I have been keen with digestive management with my horses since 2007-2008, back when some vets still said that gastric ulcers don’t exist in (non-competitive) horses. Over the years I have battled both gastric ulcers and colonic ulcers in my horses and horses in my community. I have spent thousands trialling the latest ‘product’ that makes claims… only to find improvements in symptoms, improvements in affect, negative screening with one or the other using the Succeed Fecal test but never all the symptoms. I have had NO experience so far with any (non drug) product that can change the Succeed fecal test to negative for H.
I recent was offered to trial Stance Equitec Gastrobuf (called UlcaBuf in Australia); I have found something that has proven extremely valuable in my program... Using the Succeed Fecal Test and Dr Laura Taylor's osteopathic evaluation, we found both foregut and hindgut ulcers in two of my horses in May of this year..... We trialled another product with unsuccessful results for 3 months then in August I started using Gastrobuf. Both my horses are now screening NEGATIVE for both foregut and hindgut ulcers!!!
They both have significantly different background.
Spirit is 14 years old and was a rescue horse as an 18 month old. He came to me at the age of three. I’ve told his story on my website: http://www.littleoasisequine.com/a-story-with-spirit.html
I feed a low sugar, tested hay 24/7 in hay bags and have never fed grain to this horse. He is never alone, always being in a herd environment, and enjoys his days as a trail horse … so it is strange to me that he has recurrent gastro intestinal issues. In 2014, when I first started using the Succeed Fecal Test kits, I was beaming proud to say he was the first horse tested double negative! As symptomatic as this horse can be, this spring he was not symptomatic at all, and thankfully with my twice yearly Osteopathic appointments- the issue revealed itself before it got out of hand, and he became more symptomatic.
Indy is a 16-year-old Quarter horse. She came to me last summer. She had a foal the April prior and the foal was pulled prematurely and she had retained placenta and then was septic. She nearly lost her life. She was aggressively treated with meds (antibiotics etc) and she survived. When she came to me her feet were terrible, and although she had reasonably recovered from the crisis she still had so many issues. Conformationally, she is bowlegged and pigeon toed and not the soundest horse on my property…. But her career as a therapy horse is stellar. She is, by all client reports, the most beautiful horse on my property.
It was not surprising to me that she was found to have both foregut and hindgut ulcers. As with every day being here she was improving in her overall condition, and I cannot say that she had overt gastro intestinal symptoms, but I was not at all surprised to find that her screening was positive for both foregut and hindgut ulcers.
Very Excited for this! Let's get it here in Canada NOW!!!"
Leah Hope, 2017
" For the past 2 yrs we have struggled to find a product to help one of our horses who was for ever having soft , and at times runny poo , anxious and unsettled when taken out to comps . A friend put us onto UlcaBuff and he hasn't looked back. Being anxious has completely gone hes settled, working well , and most importantly no more runny poo. I highly recommend. We are very impressed with this product. " Peta Jewell, July 2018 Read More
" For the past 2 yrs we have struggled to find a product to help one of our horses who was for ever having soft , and at times runny poo , anxious and unsettled when taken out to comps . A friend put us onto UlcaBuff and he hasn't looked back. Being anxious has completely gone hes settled, working well , and most importantly no more runny poo. I highly recommend. We are very impressed with this product. " Peta Jewell, July 2018
“Our very successful welsh Pony Mare Imperial Bow Bell twice Champion Sydney Royal andNational Pony Of The Year All Breeds winner! Bella had her first foals November 2017 andsuddenly became very stressed when ever she was locked in a box due to the weather or for usto handle the foal and would start licking wall and crib bitting, in every other way she was thesame beautiful temperament mare, we were so worried she would start to windsuck that we didnot show her with the foal at foot and turned her back out in the paddock where she was happyand relaxed. After weaning her foal in the middle of April she was turned out for.. Read More
“Our very successful welsh Pony Mare Imperial Bow Bell twice Champion Sydney Royal andNational Pony Of The Year All Breeds winner! Bella had her first foals November 2017 andsuddenly became very stressed when ever she was locked in a box due to the weather or for usto handle the foal and would start licking wall and crib bitting, in every other way she was thesame beautiful temperament mare, we were so worried she would start to windsuck that we didnot show her with the foal at foot and turned her back out in the paddock where she was happyand relaxed. After weaning her foal in the middle of April she was turned out for 3 weeks and thenwashed and bought back in under lights of a night but out in the paddocks of a day. We quicklynoticed that she was still cribbing and licking the walls constantly. I decided to get in touch withJackie Long who I have respected for many years and she was in touch with Stance and we werequickly sent a tub of Placid Rein and UlcaBuf! We decided to try the Placid Rein first and althoughit seemed to slow the licking and cribbing down it did not stop her completely when she wasstabled of a night. We put her on the UlcaBuf on Friday the 11 th of May and the differenceis amazing, she is quite happy to stand at the gate or in the middle of the stable with nothoughts of licking or cribbing. It is only early days yet but I feel we are on the right trackand I would so much like to Thank Jackie Long and Stance for all your help and support. Regards” Maryanne Smith, 2018
“ Week 0:• cinchy• ears pinned when saddle raise towards his back• drags back feet• stool are on the soft side with liquid present during defecating• can have liquid when passing gas• his back is sensitive Succeed faecal test : double positive and Faecal ph: 7.84Week 5:• Liquid discharge is less and stool are more formed• attitude is less when saddled• cinch is still present not as intense• still dragging back feedSucceed faecal test: double negative and Faecal ph: 6.53Week 10:• Attitude when saddle all gone• chinch gone• stool normal• no liquid with stools• back is good he is enjoying being groomedSucceed faecal te.. Read More
“ Week 0:
• cinchy
• ears pinned when saddle raise towards his back
• drags back feet
• stool are on the soft side with liquid present during defecating
• can have liquid when passing gas• his back is sensitive
Succeed faecal test : double positive and Faecal ph: 7.84
Week 5:
• Liquid discharge is less and stool are more formed
• attitude is less when saddled• cinch is still present not as intense
• still dragging back feed
Succeed faecal test: double negative and Faecal ph: 6.53
Week 10:
• Attitude when saddle all gone
• chinch gone
• stool normal
• no liquid with stools
• back is good he is enjoying being groomed
Succeed faecal test double negative and Faecal ph: 6.10”
“Kolya 20 years old TB/1/4 Paint gelding diagnosed with Cushing’s age 19. Kolya did not have extend gut an any time. he tends to be on the slim side we did notice his top line proving. Physically his back has risen considerably. His attitude has improved as well he has been known to be a temperamental animal under saddle. He was over all a happier fellow.After a few weeks off the product, close to a month I notice the sensitivity on his back come back as well as the liquid with the stools. We have put him back on the product on maintenance dose. Kolya has been kept on a regular exercise regime for 11 years, he is not hard ridden. He goes out for hand walks for 2 months when the conditions are very poor here in our area. His walks are about 1 hour long. During the riding season he is either ridden 5 to 6 days a week and hand walk a day or two a week. Walks are around 1 to 2 hours ride 2 hours or so on mountain terrain and flats. He is a retired eventing horse ( retired at 15, green broke till 10) most of his life prior to me was being pastured. We do not trailer long distance, but do trailer on a regular base during the riding season. Trailering session do not exceed 1 hour. He lives on a small track system with one other horse. No other horses live close by. When ridden I always pony our mare with him. “ 2018
Used on bay Standardbred mare 2011 in racing.Negative signs of ulcers she showed were:• picky eater going off feed after racing• very unsettled at races trying to squash handlers in the tie-ups when harnessing up• at home warning to kick when harnessing up or hosing down• not wanting to be caught for work and grumpyChanges in her behaviour we could notice are:• better eating• more settled and calmer at races• happier to work and better performance• Didn’t notice any changes in coat as she was looking good beforeDoris, 2019 Read More
Used on bay Standardbred mare 2011 in racing.
Negative signs of ulcers she showed were:
• picky eater going off feed after racing
• very unsettled at races trying to squash handlers in the tie-ups when harnessing up
• at home warning to kick when harnessing up or hosing down
• not wanting to be caught for work and grumpy
Changes in her behaviour we could notice are:
• better eating
• more settled and calmer at races
• happier to work and better performance
• Didn’t notice any changes in coat as she was looking good before
Doris, 2019
“Thank you for the trial of UlcerBuf for my daughters horse. I waited till after Christmas to start him on this. I think we had great results , he seemed happier especially in his work. We took him to a clinic and nothing fazed him. I think he ended up being the best one there especially as it was a clinic more suited for western riders etc and it was his first time out of a Dressage arena. Everyone was impressed especially with his long and low that they said they were all going to go and get a warmblood. Not only helping with his temperament I also think it helped with his itch , maybe his gut was more se.. Read More
“Thank you for the trial of UlcerBuf for my daughters horse. I waited till after Christmas to start him on this. I think we had great results , he seemed happier especially in his work. We took him to a clinic and nothing fazed him. I think he ended up being the best one there especially as it was a clinic more suited for western riders etc and it was his first time out of a Dressage arena.
Everyone was impressed especially with his long and low that they said they were all going to go and get a warmblood. Not only helping with his temperament I also think it helped with his itch , maybe his gut was more settled and helped his immune system as well. Over all I was really happy and have kept him on it and recommended it to others.” Jean, 2019
“I started my sons 20yr old riding ponymare on UlcaBuf over 6 months ago. Shehas been diagnosed with cushioningdisease and suffered a bout of laminitisover 18months ago.I was looking to support her overalldigestive tract after such levels of stressin the past and as I had read aboutcushioning’s effecting their overall healthand well-being.She also showed signs of being veryunhappy, snitchy and girthy whilst beinggeared up. Now that she is on UlcaBufshe is settled, calmer and more contentwithin herself than ever before, with theadded bonus of being a pleasure for myson to ride.I’m very happy with its results that nowal.. Read More
“I started my sons 20yr old riding ponymare on UlcaBuf over 6 months ago. Shehas been diagnosed with cushioningdisease and suffered a bout of laminitisover 18months ago.I was looking to support her overalldigestive tract after such levels of stressin the past and as I had read aboutcushioning’s effecting their overall healthand well-being.She also showed signs of being veryunhappy, snitchy and girthy whilst beinggeared up. Now that she is on UlcaBufshe is settled, calmer and more contentwithin herself than ever before, with theadded bonus of being a pleasure for myson to ride.I’m very happy with its results that nowall my horses are on it!” Jenna, 2018
“I know I rattle on about UlcaBuf but I do it for a reason. This contains a before taken Nov 4 , 2018 andan after Dec 20 , 2018. Here UlcaBuf was used on thoroughbred sales yearling preparation. The salesyearlings dont get pasture time at all and are fed a high concentrate diet. Spending 21 hours a day ina stable only getting out to go on the Walker, wash bay, or parade ring. Nearly all prepped yearlingsdevelop gastric ulcers and other digestive upsets which in turn effect behaviour, appetite and of coursethis snow balls into more issues.This draft of yearlings were immediately introduced to UlcaBuf on arrival to the.. Read More
“I know I rattle on about UlcaBuf but I do it for a reason. This contains a before taken Nov 4 , 2018 andan after Dec 20 , 2018. Here UlcaBuf was used on thoroughbred sales yearling preparation. The salesyearlings dont get pasture time at all and are fed a high concentrate diet. Spending 21 hours a day ina stable only getting out to go on the Walker, wash bay, or parade ring. Nearly all prepped yearlingsdevelop gastric ulcers and other digestive upsets which in turn effect behaviour, appetite and of coursethis snow balls into more issues.This draft of yearlings were immediately introduced to UlcaBuf on arrival to the barn. Appetitesremained healthy. Mood and behaviour was outstanding in all of them. No smelly sour manure. Justhappy, contented, blooming yearlings. The natural ingredients is the key with no bad side effects. I can’trecommend ULCABUF enough.” Kim McMahon , 2019