Freedom Health 043520 (C)Succeed 60 Day(3) 60DAY
- Brand:
- Freedom Health
- Model Number:
- 043520
- UPC:
- 180697000160
- EAN:
- 0180697000160
- Walmart SKU:
- 798306783
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.6/5 from 271 reviews.
I just started giving SUCCEED to my mare, and I have never found a supplement that she loves more. She absolutely loves the taste, which makes feeding it an absolute breeze. She will actually come running to the gate for her SUCCEED tube in the morning. I feel good knowing that I am providing something that will help support her digestive system, especially during our busy show season and all the changes that come with that. She's noticeably much more settled over a show weekend, so I highly recommend this to any competitive teams or even just those more nervous horses.
We have two mares that had loose stools often, one of them was so bad for months every day and we tried so many top products that were supposed to help. Shockingly in 4 days her loose stools and leaky gut was improved by 90% and one mare 100%. I am a believer and keeping them on this product!
I recently purchased a horse with a kind demeanour that quickly went sour after a few shows due to ulcers . I had been treating him with omeprazole/suculfrate compound which seemed to help him maintain his ulcers but never better them. Eventually my vet recommended this product to me for his hindgut ulcers and in just two weeks it has made a huge difference in his demeanour and he has really filled out! Price is worth the product
I have 2 horses on Succeed ... one with a history of ulcers, and after my new horse had a series of colics, I added Succeed to his feed regime as well. Both horses are doing wonderfully. My ulcer prone mare hasn't needed a round of GastroGard since starting Succeed; and my gelding hasn't colicked since starting it a couple months ago. My shipment came quickly, and since Succeed has been hard to find on the shelves, I've been grateful to rely on SmartPak as a reliable source. The price hurts (no matter where you buy it), but the results have saved me some expensive vet bills.
My older gelding was showing the majority of signs of Cushings, dipped back, thicker hair coat, loose teeth, sore hooves but with Succeed and some other non medical products his symptoms and blood work are back normal. He loves the taste of it and since he cannot have cookies, the Succeed has become his cookie. I am a board certified Animal Naturopath and recommend this product to my clients' horses showing GI issues or under stress. I have never seen Succeed not improve a horse yet.
I just switched to using SmartPaks to deliver this monthly. My horse has been on this product now since his last colic surgery (one of two). I use the syringes to be sure he gets all of the supplement. I've been a little disappointed with the consistency of the paste from SmartPak. I have difficulty plunging the whole amount as the oil seems to have separated from the dry matter making it almost impossible to get it all out. I'm giving this a try for several months but may move back to buying it locally. I have not ever had this dispensing problem when bought at the feed store.
I'm on my 2nd order & so far it seems to be working. I had a 2 week lapse after my 1st order due to automatic ship so I'm kinda starting over. The only issue is when you start your horse on this product it states to double up the first 5 days. When you do that & are on the auto ship you run out before your next order ships. Otherwise, working so far.
I had my gelding on succeed for 2 months to help with what seemed to be hindgut ulcers and digestive issues but I can't justify the price. He didn't get any worse, and his manure may have gotten slightly more formed and less acidic smelling, but I never saw a real improvement in his symptoms. I started him on ritetrac from smartpak and he has shown a dramatic improvement of his girthiness and other pain responses in just over a week. Many others have had horses that improved greatly on succeed, but mine did not so I can't recommend it
This is my second bucket of Succeed, and I don't see any changes. If the product didn't have such a weird consistency and temperature requirements, I might be willing to try it for a bit longer. My horses don't love it but do eat it. It's a weird powdery consistency, almost clumpy, and they always leave some at the bottom of the bucket. In addition, the product package lists strict temperature requirements. It shouldn't be above 80 degrees, which means that keeping it in the barn in the summer will cause it to spoil. If I felt it was doing wonders, I might stick with it, but it's mediocre at best.
I feel like I gave this product a fair shot- considering that I had my two horses on it for 9(almost 10) months. My trainer swears by this stuff so I decided to jump on her bandwagon and try it out on my guys. I did a bit of research on this stuff after my trainer talked to me about it. Reviews were good, it had some sort of colic insurance, the products seemed awesome and their site claimed they had all these patents and fancy formulas to provide the horse with optimum digestive protection, etc. Okay. Cool. My horses have....weird acting hindguts, they can be ulcer prone and they're in heavy work, this stuff seems awesome. why not? Honestly, I saw no change in my guys at all. Their performance didn't change and neither did their attitude(neither of which were problems, but the website claims for a change in both so I expected that you know?). Nothing in their physique, behavior, performance.... or even their poo showed me results. Maybe they just never needed it, to begin with. I canceled my orders after feeling like my horses were just eating $104 every 28 days with no turnaround. One horse was cut off from it first (so he was on it like maybe 8 months). The other one is still technically on it.. finishing off his last round these next few days and then not getting it anymore. He's also recently become.. not fond of the supplement! This is just a recent development. He's been picking through his food and trying to avoid it, and ends up leaving half or more than half his grain... I know it's the supplement since he only gets it once a day and eats the grain without it just fine. Good thing I canceled before the next shipment was charged to my card!
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