“The spring grass began to affect my Grand Prix horse each year, including his appetite and his performance. My vet and I finally decided that the best course of action would be to put him on SUCCEED. Within just a couple of days he had perked up and seemed back to normal very quickly after that. I have kept him on SUCCEED and combined it with a change in routine to his grazing during the spring time, and haven’t looked back. I now have the whole yard on SUCCEED and have been thrilled with the results.”
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