Your Guide to Equine Digestive Tract Health
Articles, guides and research for Australian horse owners, trainers, breeders and veterinarians. Learn how the equine gut works, what puts it under pressure and how SUCCEED® supports it every day.
The Science Behind SUCCEED®
SUCCEED® has been tested in research trials since 2003. Every ingredient is backed by scientific study.
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The Research Behind Each Ingredient Studies supporting the role of all five key ingredients.
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SUCCEED® Patents: Protected by US patents 7,658,964; 7,824,706; 7,988,989 and 8,197,842, with further patents in other countries.
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Quality and Testing Human-food-grade ingredients and GMP-certified production. A sample from every batch is held and tested to twice its best-before date
FEATURED STUDY
SUCCEED® and Weanling Growth
Foals received SUCCEED® paste for 90 days, from 10 days before weaning to 80 days after. They gained significantly more body weight than untreated foals at 30, 60 and 90 days.
Scott Carter, PhD, and Franklin L. Pellegrini
DVM, Freedom Health
Frequently Asked Questions
Guides
No. It's a nutritional supplement. It is not a drug, needs no prescription and should never replace medication your vet prescribes.
No. Probiotics add live microbes. SUCCEED® provides nutrients for the beneficial bacteria your horse already has, so it acts as a prebiotic.
No. They have the same active ingredients in two formats.
No. It's designed for any horse facing stabling, travel, training, grain-based feeds or irregular feeding, including broodmares, foals and seniors.
Feeding
It isn't ideal, but it does no harm.
An occasional missed day has no significant impact.
Yes, following the label directions.
The ingredients are nutritional and shouldn't conflict with other products.
Yes. SUCCEED® is not a drug and contains no controlled ingredients.
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Results
A response may be visible within 30 days. Allow at least 90 days.
It's designed for long-term daily use. Horses spelled on pasture in the off-season may not need it during that time.
Storage
Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, with the lid on. Keep granules below 27°C and paste below 38°C. You can refrigerate it.
Heat above about 29°C can release oil from the oats. This doesn't affect quality. Refrigerate overnight, then break the granules up with a fork.
Ethanol is used in producing the raw ingredients. It's harmless and fades once the container is open.