Pros and con, decide for yourself.
Enhanced endurance and hydration during competitive rides.
Horses accept the product well with no complaints on taste
Difficulty in pushing the paste into the horse's mouth due to tube design.
The process of administering is very time-consuming, requiring extra steps.
Nodes explained the texture to be too chunky and goopy.
The effect appears to have a negativity towards product intake.
Majority of reviews describes it to be goopy and thick
Possibly due to paste consistency and thickness, would feed actively on bad taste.
"For the first few years I rode endurance with my Paso Finos, I gave a home made mix based off an endurance vet's protocols, which was okay and my horses did alright on it. Then I was catch riding a friend's Paso Fino on a hot and humid Texas ride in May, and we gave his horse this, and the change i..."
"Definitely the worst electrolyte paste I’ve used! I’ve used a lot of different ones for my horse as he’s prone to colic and I like to make sure he stays hydrated in the winter. I tried this one when Chewy stopped carrying the one I like best (Oralx brand). This one earns a big NOPE from my hor..."
Varies widely. Check whether the horse / user has to suffer the struggle over the application.
Highly effective horse supplement with excellent user reviews.
Effective hoof supplement with strong positive feedback
Highly effective and easy-to-use electrolyte supplement for horses.
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Covers your horses Hooves.
Overall positive return rate for supplement horses.