Relieve Digestive Discomfort with U-Gard Powder: The Ultimate Solution Review

Worked well in combination with Gastroguard for my foal who had an ulcer. I could tell a difference after adding this to his soaked beet pulp/alfalfa puree.

Recommended by a nutritionist for horses with resistant metabolisms suffering from laminitis. I haven't noticed any taste issues, I feed it flaxseed and multivitamin powder.

Can't you spend thousands on an ulcer remedy? You do not have to! This product has transformed my thoroughbred riding horse from a ribbed horse that I often had to hand feed to get it to eat, into a fat and shiny boy that destroys his feed. Excellent material!

This pink powder is a lively exercise. We use it on a miniature horse with ulcers. half a spoonful on a small amount of food (I sprinkle water on the food to help it stick) and she will ingest it. Okay, so I licked it first before giving it to her. Haha, it tastes like apple flavored chalk. Much cheaper than canker paste which costs about $50 a day. it works the same way.

u-gard WORKS. It has definitely helped my horse become less fit and have a healthier manure (no more diarrhea). I tried the powder after using the granule form because it's a bit cheaper but I had to go back to the granules as the powder leaves a film on the inside of the feeders and my horse left what was left of the feeders. Add the soil once he's done with his grain (he's a quarter horse and definitely not a picky eater, so that came as a surprise to me). Not to mention the cloud of dust…