Succeed Digestive Conditioning Paste for Horses

I buy this every time I have a horse flown or traveling for extended periods. I think it really helps them get adjusted to all the changes in environment, water, hay differences etc.

Why wouldn't we use the product that is provided by the same company who manufactures the test?? Not only is it cost effective it works.

I used this for 60 days as part of Succeed's offer to refund your money if you weren't satisfied. I started seeing significant improvements within 30 days. Diarrhea and gas were gone! Cribbing changed from an obsession to an occasional habit.

I administered as directed (2times daily for the first week) then once a day. My 25 yr old mare now has well formed apples again. She has had problems with a chronic laminitis so has been on Prevecox daily for quite some time and had developed diarrhea. My friend recommended I give Succeed a try after having great results with her performance roping horses. I'm very pleased and have ordered another round.

Succeed is now part of our feed management program. Aggitated horses are soothed. Allergic prone horses are calmed. The tube application is very convenient. Worth every penny!

Product seems to help the horse and he loves the taste so it is easy to get it in him. Worth the price.

I have two horses that I recently started supplementing with Succeed.  One is six year old, very gassy Holsteiner mare, and the other is a 14 year old OTTB gelding, who displays signs of long-term gastric ulcers and hindgut issues.  I'm three weeks into using Succeed, having done both a.m. and p.m. dosing for the first week.  In addition, I have eliminated all sweet/textured feeds, and feed these two horses only Triple Crown Lite (fortified, but grain free and molasses free) and soaked beet pulp (and of course good quality grass hay), and I am seeing improvement beginning to manifest.  The gassiness in my mare is much reduced, and her manure is more consistent in quantity and shape.  My OTTB does not aggressively throw his feed on the ground anymore, his gut noises are no longer loud and angry sounding, and this morning he's no longer cribbing after his meal.   Now that the horses on just one dose per day, I do give them Uckel's G.U.T. in their evening meal.  (I like this supplement because it is NOT an antacid, it contains a broad spectrum of healing ingredients and a little additional pro & prebiotic support--and is inexpensive.) I chose this slow, no omeprazole nor ranitidine, long-term approach to ensure my horses do not suffer a "rebound" affect from me trying to *control* the acid, which seemed more likely that I would perpetuate GI imbalances rather than encouraging them to correct themselves and allow the horses to heal their systems--and hopefully be able to adapt better to stress--and not have to worry about repeated interventions of medications. It's a heart-warming relief to see these very positive changes occurring within this window of time, which is when I would expect to see good healing progress and soundness return after any other kind of moderate to severe injury.  And, yes, it's expensive for the long-term, but there are offsets in that it improves the efficacy of other nutrients and supplements.