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I use it on the racehorses and love it. I have a horse Two Notch Road who made his comeback after 2 1/2 years on the fence. He ran in the Grade 3 Redbank and ran great. He finished 5th but was only beaten 2 1/2 lengths with no prerace meds other than his lasix. Curost has been part of his program and I feel it has helped him a great deal!! I have a feeling the people below that are knocking it have never tried it and just like to complain!
Originally Posted by deltawave
Boswellia and curcumin are both weak NSAIDs.
There are powerful things out there in the world of herbals. These ingredients are not among them. If a very weak NSAID is what you need and guaranteed analysis, potency, and quality control are optional, go for it.
You are right about this! I thought it was some exciting herbal prep/comboā¦ but these have been around for years. Tried things like this years agoā¦on dogs too. If it works on your horseā¦good for youā¦keep usinā it. It is included in some of the products we useā¦but there is a lot more ingredients.
A big no. My horse became jittery, twirling in his stall and unmanageable in hand. That stopped when we stopped giving Curost to him. They donāt offer refunds if the bag is opened. Must happen often. I stupidly bought two bags, so now Iām out $100. They need to look at Smartpak for a better business model/return policy.
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