About SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program

If you’re serious about horses, what matters is doing things the right way, and doing right by the horse. You want your horse to be at 100%, so you give 100%.

That’s why you ensure your horses get the right care, the right feed … and SUCCEED.

Serious horse people the world over use SUCCEED, a nutritional approach to managing the horse’s digestive health, including the stomach and the hindgut. They know that a healthy digestive system supports every aspect of a horse’s health. And that means better performance, better attitude, better everything.
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Uses for SUCCEED include:

  • Compensation for chronic insufficiency of small intestine function.
  • Compensation for chronic digestive disorders of the large intestine.
  • Nutritional restoration, convalescence.

SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program: Formula for Success

SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program is a serious product for serious horse people. It’s the only digestive health supplement for horses with multiple patents worldwide. It’s a proprietary formula of nutritional ingredients with superior quality and purity, including:

Oat Oil

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Oat oil is extracted through a unique process to retain a high concentration of polar lipids, specialised fat molecules that provide a variety of benefits in the gut.

Oat Bran

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From a higher-bran, lower-starch oat, processed to retain a high concentration of beta glucan which aids nutrient absorption and helps to moderate the rate of digestion.

Yeast Products

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Yeast includes a beta glucan and a mannan oligosaccharide from yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, rich in nucleotides necessary for cell development as well as healing.

L-Arginine

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The amino acid L-Arginine is important for proper immune function, tissue repair, healthy circulation and enhanced exercise capacity.

L-Threonine

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L-Threonine supports production of mucin, a necessary component of the mucus that lubricates and protects the gut lining.

Product Labeling and Composition Details

Learn more about SUCCEED’s ingredients

Serious horse people also know that SUCCEED is backed by rigorous scientific studies. And most important of all – they know it really works. Research and data are available in the SUCCEED Veterinary Center.

Ready to try SUCCEED? Talk to your veterinary surgeon today.

Product Labeling:

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Granules:

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Paste:

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Using SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program

Keeping your horse’s digestive health in optimal condition is important. And with SUCCEED, it’s also easy. Just one serving of SUCCEED once a day, every day with regular feed is all it takes. That’s it.

It is recommended that a veterinary surgeon’s opinion be sought before use or before extending the period of use.

SUCCEED Product Options

The same great SUCCEED formula is available in both oral paste and granules for top-dressing feed.

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SUCCEED Testimonials:

Jesmond Renard (Foxy) arrived with us in October 2023, having had a short break at the end of the event season, ready for us to get to know him over the winter months

We were warned that he suffers with difficulties with his skin, with it often being very sensitive, flaky and scabby, and that he always needed to wear a heavy duty fly rug in the summer otherwise he would rub his mane and tail out  He had recently been clipped when he arrived, and his skin was quite flaky and everything seemed to rub him  He wasn’t fan of being groomed, and would tense up and move away from you if he thought he was going to be brushed, and the same when you tacked up

We managed all these little things carefully, and kept on top of saddle fitting, physio, chiropractor etc, but as training increased and competitions started he seemed to get more and more tense, particularly in the dressage phase, and he often had runny poo at even the sound of the lorry being started up, going to any training, being plaited the night before an event, or any changes in his routine  He was also becoming less interested in food, which was worrying given that he was always a really good eater and not at all fussy, and we were worried he was dropping condition  He seemed quite unsettled in the stable and did a lot of pacing around and digging up the bed  However, as always, he tried his hardest and never complained, but we still felt things were just not quite right  The main indications we had when he was ridden was that he swished his tail quite all the time, he seemed to get quite tense and upset easily when schooling and in the dressage arena, and he was jumping a bit hollow in the showjumping, but he still approached everything he did with such enthusiasm and tried so hard, it was difficult to decide where the problem lay

The runny poo started to get worse until it was like that all the time, and we were really struggling to get food down him, I would stand for hours hand feeding him bit by bit, but he really wasn’t that interested  We tried various options of feed, gut balancers and supplements, but nothing seemed to make any difference

In June 2024, Emma from SUCCEED® approached us at Nunney Horse Trials where she was talking to people about SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program™  Having discussed Foxy with her, she offered us a 3-month trial on SUCCEED We gave him 2 weeks on a loading dose of 2 syringes a day and then dropped it to maintenance of 1 a day, putting it back up to 2 at times of stress It took probably 3-4 weeks before we saw a difference, but when we did it was amazing The tail swishing had stopped, the stress reaction diarrhoea was improving, and he was becoming more tolerant of being touched and groomed Emma supported us throughout and I was able to ask her at any time for advice

In the sixth week of being on the trial, Foxy was due to compete at Bishop Burton in the J2*L Emma advised us to put him on 2 syringes a day just before and during the event and topped us up with syringes to make sure we had enough to cover the extra needed

The journey to Bishop Burton was 7-8 hours with a stop in a strange place in the middle, and he was to spend the whole week stabled when he is used to 24/7 turnout, not to mention then usual stress and excitement associated with an event  We were very worried beforehand how this would affect him, and were frantically thinking of all the ways we could make it as least stressful as possible, as in the past the combination of things would have triggered quite a big stress reaction  But we needn’t have worried He was totally calm and relaxed all the time and just took it in his stride  He never had any runny poo, he ate brilliantly and he seemed totally comfortable and at ease from start to finish

Performance wise, he was the most rideable he has ever been in a competition which reflected in his mark putting him in the top 10 after dressage He stormed around the cross country and recovered very quickly despite the course being long and hilly  Show jumping has always been

Holly & Flora Spenlove – Brown Eventing

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