HG - Equine Hind Gut Lower Gastric Digestive Support Formula for Horses

If your horse is stalled and in a fairly active training program, I would definitely recommend this product. My mare was very moody when the chiropractor came to work on her and the chiro thought maybe she had ulcers. I immediately put her on this product (3 scoops in the morning, 3 at night for 4 weeks then I decreased to 2 scoops in the AM and PM) with the liquid nutrient buffer 2x a day and I saw an immediate change in her disposition and demeanor. The first picture she has a dull look in her eye and the second picture was taken 24 hours later after I started the feeding regimen listed above. So many people just automatically go to an omeprazole product. Long term use of omeprazole in humans leads to decreased bone density so I can only imagine what it does to a horse with long term use.

Waste of money, my horse won’t eat it. Smells like menthol to my nose but clearly not something my horse will eat. My other horse took a few bites and let the flys eat the rest. Don’t waste your money.

It is helping my horse’s hind gut issues. Saw a difference in a matter of 4-5 days. It is a little chalky and I was afraid he might turn up his nose at it but he eats it well along with some mushed up timothy pellets.

My 30+ year old gelding suffered from watery dirrhea for months. I spent a fortune on vet bills and medications, none of which worked. I started feeding VitaRoyal with Nutrient Buffer. He got better, but still had a problem. I added Nutrient Buffer HG and he responded within a few days. I still feed VitaRoyal and add Nutrient Buffer.