Solving Digestive Problems with Daily Gold

December 28, 2017

It’s what we all dread.  I walked into my horse Tina’s stall to do the morning feed before turnout and there was no poop.  None.  She’d come in from turnout late last night.  It was now 6 am.  I called the vet.  He said it would be about an hour. 

I was scared and couldn’t think what to do, so I  got a tube of Redmond’s Daily Gold clay and gave it to her.  I gave her another tube 20 minutes later and another 20 minutes after that. Before long, the vet walked in…just as she was pooping.  Whew!  

I love Tina.  She knows when people are sad.  She will go stand by them.  When I lost my Thoroughbred, she literally wrapped herself around me and stood that way for over an hour while I cried.  It was good to give back.  

Santos is a retired Heeler.  He won a lot of money and was National Runner-up before he was injured and had to retire.  He was donated to our non-profit equine therapy program and changed from a Heeler to a Healer.  

Santos has diabetes and drinks up to 8 gallons of water a night.  He also always has diarrhea.  I started feeding him Daily Gold every day.  After about a week, I noticed he had only had about 3 gallons of water one night.  I checked him. He seemed to be ok.  I also noticed his poops were firm. (Are you as obsessed with poop as I am? I would never have thought this of myself before horses.) Surprisingly, if I give Santos 2 scoops of Daily Gold each day in his supplements, he does better with his diabetes.  Who would have thought?  

 

-Jolene Green


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