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Michelle Edwards
She loves it!
I chose Protek GI because the reviews were great concerning gut health. My mate has a history of ulcers and when she had a recent, not feeling so good, I decided to give Protek GI a try. And…the reviews were positive about the horses l liking it. Well, all is well, Skittles loves it and seems to be feeling great!
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Keiley Giboney
Protek GI = Healthy horse
After battling ulcers for 3 years with veterinary management; consistent Protek GI has kept my performance horse ulcer free !!
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Dr. Travis Beasley
Highly Recommend!
I am an equine veterinarian and this is our go to product for ulcer prevention as well as a staple in our treatment plans for glandular ulcers. Our team, the horses that take it, and our clients have been very pleased with it! Your horse will thank you!
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Amber
Excellent customer service experience
I've only just started tapering Larry onto the Protek GI so I can't speak to the product itself as of yet but the customer service was amazing. I had many questions and they were extremely responsive and informative with each of my emailed questions. We haven't worked up to a full dose yet but so far my picky eater has been eating the product without issue. Hopeful for great results for my ulcer prone guy!
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Karee D
She actually eats it!
My horse is very picky but soaked with her grain and a little water and she licks her tub clean. She's been on it for about 2 weeks and so far I've noticed less fussing on the crossties, less yawning and much more comfortable under saddle.
After a long and expensive ulcer treatment regimen, this was the vet recommended product. I have to assume it is performing as claimed. My very picky eater does mind it topped on his food. That is a HUGE win in itself. Will continue to use it as per vet's advice.
I’ve been feeding Protek GI on my vet’s recommendation. First to my senior horse who coliced frequently and suffered from slow motility and impactions to sooth and protect his stomach. After a while he refused to eat it, and no amount of creativity could change his mind. Now I feed it to my 5 year old who has recurrent and highly Inflammatory ulcers. He’s been on it for 2 years or so, and it has not seemed to affect the incidents of ulcers. Most recently, after two months of Gastroguard treatment, we put him back on Protek GI. After one month, the ulcers returned. We will be resuming Gastroguard; my vet is reaching out to Dr. Sykes for a consult.
I never write reviews - but this product has done a 180 on my horse. As a Lusitano, his personality leans towards some anxiety and anticipation tendencies, which has made him prone to chronic ulcers of various grades over the years - especially glandular (despite making his home environment nearly perfect). He also has IBD of the small intestine, contributing to ulcers and having a sensitive gut prone to colic like episodes. After that discovery, both my vet and nutritionist recommended this product. Although pricey, it has kept my guy ulcer free for nearly 2 years now (along with a diet change to very low starch and high fat). Not only that, I've noticed a huge change in his disposition -- he is more calm both at home and shows and has finally gained weight after years of struggling to keep it on. It is a large amount of powder (he gets 1 & 1/4 scoop 2x a day) - but I feed him his supplements in wetted beet pulp, so the product soaks in and he gets all of it. This has worked for me. He is a happy horse with a happy gut. At 18, he is looking and feeling good and still out competing at high levels in dressage. <3
I included this as part as my 365 degree management to prevent ulcers. This was part of my approach. Revisiting continuing this product in light of the return of the ulcers. No point in continuing to feed it and pay for it if it's not making the difference.
I bought this for my Hackney Horse/Sport Pony coming off ulcer meds. She was on it for a couple months afterwards. I then slowly weaned her off this product, but she clearly was uncomfortable again within a week or two. I put the full amount back in her feed for several weeks, and have been able to decrease it to 1/2 the total amount 1x/day. She seems to be happy there, so we’re going to stay there awhile.
