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Will the fat in Show-n-Go make my horse fat? |
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NO. Fat in Show-n-Go is not fat as we know it, although some of the fat comes from corn oil, the other fat comes from Medium-Chain Triglycerides, this is a predigested "Fatless Fat), preferentially burned for energy and not fat storage. |
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Are there any other ways to use Go Horse the recovery drink powder besides putting it in drinking water? |
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Yes. When a horse comes back from an exercise 2oz in paste form (mixed at a ratio of 8oz of Go Horse powder mixed with 1oz of water makes a perfect paste), syringed over the tong, for a quick recovery. Go Horse is very compatible with Show n Go and can be top-dressed over the grain at night. |
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How can I encourage my horse to eat Show-n-Go? |
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First of all every new supplement should be introduced slowly over few days, if they're still slow to eat there are two things you can do:
1) Rub Show n Go around the inside of your horse feeder without putting it directly on the feed.
2) Make a paste out of Show n Go and rub it on the inside of your horses nose for at least a day. Horses usually don’t eat because of smell not taste and these are two things you can do to encourage your horse.
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Since K9 fuel is more expensive than canned dog food, how is it an advantage? |
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Fist of all K9 Fuel is using human grade ingredients, this is very important for the health of your dog, why? K9 fuel is highly bioavailability to your dog’s metabolism, which mean these compound actually go where they’re supposed. Second of all, the ingredience in K9 Fuel is so potent you only use a small amount to give your dog everything they need, so you save money. Third, and this is something few people realize, when you buy a can of dog food over 70% of that contents is WATER that’s right water. Pretty expensive water if you ask me! The other 30% of the can is perhaps some of the lowest quality compounds that can be found. |
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When I go to events with my horse and we stay over night, sometimes its hard to get my horse to drink different tasting and smelling water, what can I do? |
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I know what you mean; it can be a real problem. Here’s what we do, we put a little bit of the recovery drink Go Horse in our horses drinking water at home this something they get used to as a normal course of events, then when we travel where ever we are we do the same thing and they never know the difference because the water tastes and smells like hojust simply a runt, what can I do to build these little guys up? |
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