Gigi was a surrendered TW mare that came to the farm fat but unable to walk with her back legs being damaged from flat weed poison. She had been on a weekly round of steroid shots before the owners said they could not care for her anymore. 3 vets had said just put her down. She came to Makers Ranch to just make the best of the life she had left. No more steroids, just be a goofy TW mare. 2 months and 18 days later, she took her first normal steps on her own. However, even though she recovered on her own with her leg/hip issues, she had one of the worst ulcers I had ever witnessed. She went from being a happy fat ham to skin and bones right before my eyes. She would try and eat only to get a few bites in, drop to the ground in pain and just lay there grunting and crying. We tried everything, supplements, homeopathic everything, changing feeds, changing hay. Thousands of dollars later, when I honestly was giving up and now listening to the vet saying put her down, my neighbor who has a mare with mild ulcers said, please go see Julia Fisher at Onslow Feed and Grain and talk to her about Bev’s Ulcer Resolve. So why not? I’ve tried everything else at this point. Julia explained how much it had helped her mare and how she now would take the Bev’s like candy because her mare knew it would help her. So I bought the smaller bottle, and let us see. Well, Gigi wasn’t having a syringe in her mouth, and boy, was that fun, and I did only the 5cc’s as you are supposed to twice a day. Nothing after the first bottle. Well, let’s try the 10cc that Beverly says on the bottle. Into the second bottle now, Gigi can eat some without dropping in pain but can only get very little down. So OK, I sent Beverly an inbox message via Facebook. This lady actually called me! I’ve never had someone so compassionate and finally knew what I was dealing with over this mare. Bev then gave me the option of returning my funds or trying one more time with Ulcer Resolve. Beverly asked what Gigi was doing and how she was acting and then confirmed with me that Gigi, in fact, had the worst case of ulcers possible. Beverly’s advice was to bump her dose up to 20 to 25 cc’s. That meant going back to Onslow Feed and Grain, getting another bottle and a new syringe. Good Gravy, this mare. But while I was there again talking with Julia, she said she would give her mare at least the 20 each time before they would travel or do a show. OK < OK < OK, let’s try again! Gigi is now getting her weight back, able to eat everything she is given, kick her hooves up, run and play like a goofy TW should. Julia pushing me and Beverly reaching out to me with understanding and faith in her amazing product saved this goofy mare’s life when nothing else could. Gigi now stands at the gate each day, waiting very impatiently for her Bev’s Ulcer Resolve!

— Cassandra Akers

Makers Ranch & Rescue