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Users say:
Equishure has been a game changer for many horses, providing relief from stomach ulcers, acidosis, and other digestive issues. It has been used to treat a variety of horses, from jumpers to horses with chronic stomach ulcers. Customers have reported that their horses are calmer, happier, and more relaxed after taking Equishure.
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Equishure has been a game changer for many horses, providing relief from stomach ulcers, acidosis, and other digestive issues. It has been used to treat a variety of horses, from jumpers to horses with chronic stomach ulcers. Customers have reported that their horses are calmer, happier, and more relaxed after taking Equishure.
Pros
- Improves digestive health
- Helps with ulcers
- Improves skin and coat
- Works well with ProBios
- Affordable price
Cons
- Not palatable for some horses
- May cause soft stool
- Difficult to mix with wet food
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Description
Formulated by the scientists at Kentucky Equine Research, RiteTrac is a proprietary blend of ingredients designed to support total digestive tract health in horses. Targeted at both the foregut and hindgut of the horse, RiteTrac works in two distinct ways. First, with its combination of fast-acting buffering and coating agents, RiteTrac helps neutralize excessive gastric acid, protecting the sensitive stomach lining and supporting a normal gastric environment. Second, RiteTrac contains EquiShure , a time-released hindgut buffer that acts to attenuate changes in hindgut pH that may result from fermentation of starches in the hindgut.
