FAQ
SayWhoa! is designed with ingredients that support two key steps:
• Hydration balance through osmosis: Supports fluid movement into the intestinal tract by drawing fluids into the colon, helping loosen material adhered to the mucosal lining and assisting normal digestive movement.
• Support for digestive muscle movement: Assists with smooth muscle contraction in the gastrointestinal tract, supporting digestive muscle movement (peristalsis).
10 year shelf life
Best stored at Room Temperature; 70 degrees. Although, high temperatures do not affect the integrity of the products. If it accidentally freezes, just thaw out and use. Temperature does not affect the product. May keep in feed room or in trailer.
All products designed for easy application. Just lift your horse's head upward; with the included open end syringe (like a wormer) squeeze in the mouth and watch them swallow. Has a sweet taste! That's all there is to it! All Feeding Directions are located on labels. Oral dosing syringe is included in canister with all of our Liquid Formulas. We have created Paste Form also for easy applications.
We understand the need of our customers. Through years of experience, we have seen digestive problems that needed to be addressed quickly and actually solve the problem, not just mask the symptoms. We believe there is nothing on the market that can compare to our products. The Certified Laboratory where our products are manufactured is in the USA and is an ISO 9001 & ISO 13485 registered facility, which operates in strict compliance with 21 CFR 820 and cGMP Current Good Manufacturing Practices. This ensures that each batch is formulated to exact specifications, assuring quality & consistency. It is our policy not to get into comparisons or discussions about our competitors and their products. We believe in Horse Sense Solutions, but we also encourage you to do all the research you feel is necessary concerning our competitors to make an informed decision that's best for you and your horses. We are more than happy to address questions or concerns about our product and standards to which it is made.
Horse Sense Solutions works directly with the retailers (brick and mortar type set ups). We have sales agents that work here in the office contacting the stores.
However, if you would like to ask your feed store to carry. We do send you a thank you gift for helping your personal feed store set up. Be sure and email back your name address and phone number and the feed store or tack shop you will be talking with. This would "only" be the feed store you directly buy from, not going out and talking to stores that you are not affiliated with.
There are many signs in horses that can be linked to horse colic, the most common being; lack of appetite, constipation, restlessness and pawing at the ground, and kicking at the belly.
SayWhoa! was developed to give horse owners a supportive option when
normal digestive flow slows. If you see any signs of digestive flow slowing, our SayWhoa! may help support moisture balance with the intestinal tract and support smooth muscle function that helps maintain coordinated intestinal movement (peristalsis).
As soon as you see symptoms, administer two syringes to promote normal digestive flow. Always, keep your veterinarian informed of your horse's condition.
If caught early, a mild case of digestive system flow slowing can be resolved quickly. If you see any signs, administer SayWhoa! and you should start noticing improvements within 15 to 30 minutes.
Even mild cases of horse colic should be treated with urgency. The sooner a horse can get relief from horse colic, the better the chances you will avoid an emergency situation.
The primary signs that horse colic is increasing in severity are extreme distress, violent rolling or thrashing, the horse is unable to get up, increased heart rate, and sweating. Also, take temperature. If sudden drop in temperatue that may indicate a rupture.
Sand colic is a specific and fairly common type of horse colic that occurs when a horse ingests sand or dirt. This can accumulate in the intestines, causing irritation, impaction, or even blockage.