Product Description
Our Prickly Pear Chia supports:
- Glucose regulation
- Lipid metabolism
- LDL Cholesterol regulation
- Healthy skin, hair, gut, bone and hoof
For more information on Prickly Pear Chia, click here.
Feeding Instructions
- 1 Scoop or 3 Biscuits Per Day
- Each package contains a one month supply
**PATENTED FORMULA**
If you're debating, we generally recommend the loose form over the biscuit for texture, ease of storage and feeding to picky eaters, that being said our biscuit has a pill dimple that can be quite handy! You cannot go wrong with either!
Customer Reviews
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07/29/2021
Kelly N.
United StatesI recommend this product
Prickley Pear is wonderful
Having horses with metabolic issues, this product has been working wonders. We board a 26 year old Rocky Mountain that struggles with her Pituitary and this has helped her to be able to go safely on pasture. She looks amazing for her age and we contribute this to the help of this supplement as well. Our older pony also took this. We are now switching all three Foxtrotters to the Prickly Pear to help with girl hormones and the fact they can look at grass and gain 5 lbs. Mary is very knowledgeable and takes the time to help guide your horse to a healthier happier being.
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03/19/2021
Nicole
United StatesI recommend this product
Cookie lovers rejoice!
I thought after a shocking laminitis diagnosis treats were out of the question. After a few rough weeks things were looking up...except my cookie loving pal was missing his special treats. Wanting the best for him, I spent time looking at the options on the market but found that none have the dedication and commitment to metabolic support as the Prickly Pear Chia. These are way more than just ‘sugar free’. My Cookie Monster may have had a complete life change but one thing he didn’t have to give up was his special treat thanks to this product!!
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11/21/2020
Sandi S.
United StatesResearch backed and horse approved
I've had all four of my horses on this product for the past several months, even though only one has been diagnosed with early stage Cushing's disease. They all love it and I'm thrilled to be giving them a nutritionally superior feed that may actually slow the production of clinical signs in my senior mare.