Katie and Cetyl M Update 1st February 2011
It’s been a long time since I told you about our old horse Katie and the great response she had to the Cetyl M joint supplement. So, I thought as we’re still in the coldest winter we’d had since records began now would be a good time to give you an update. And it’s all positive.
I am happy to tell you that Katie is great shape. I put this down to the Cetyl M joint supplement. I keep her on a maintenance dose of one level scoop every day and that works just fine. I mix it in with her evening meal, although she is happy to lick it out of my hand! I’ve said it before and, at the risk of repeating myself, I will say it again . . . I really believe that if it wasn’t for Cetyl M then Katie would not still be with us as her arthritis would have got too much for her. This is a great product. It really works.
If you are considering trying a joint supplement then I cannot recommend Cetyl M strongly enough. Please do try it. If you get anything like the result we did then you will want to tell everyone about it too.
Thanks to Cetyl M Katie is still enjoying a nice, and comfortable, life. She has a little Shetland living with her now and enjoys the company. They are not stabled - although they are always fed inside - but they do have 24/7 access to their stables so can be inside or outside as they wish. We make proper beds for them during the winter months so they have somewhere dry and snug to hang out, or sleep, in but both use their stables year round.
Of course, Katie has several rugs (not all worn at the same time, of course) to protect her from the weather and keep her precious old bones warm.
She is moving so well! I can’t emphasize this point enough. Just last week she had a mad play-time bucking and galloping round the field like a four year old. She had a grand time and Chloe joined in too. How I wish I’d got that on video to show you all. It was a joy to see.
Both our farrier and equine massage therapist (I’ve mentioned them to you previously) still comment on how good her joint movement is. In fact the equine therapist, Kathy Boyer (www.kbequinetherapy.co.uk) often tells me that she has much younger horses that cannot do the leg stretches Katie is capable of. She thinks Katie’s joint mobility is remarkable. Now that is some statement to make . . . and we all believe that this is thanks to Cetyl M. Try it – this stuff works!
Your comments (2)
Equine Massage Therapy
Gabriela Lerner, 24/2/11 11:12
It seems that the combination of Cetyl M Joint Action Formula with Cetyl Myristoleate and equine massage therapy is working particularly well for Katie, the horse that had real mobility limitations previously. Feel free to contact Kathy Boyer if you're looking for specialist equine sports massage in Yorkshire or Durham http://www.kbequinetherapy.co.uk
Katie
Kathy Boyer, 24/2/11 08:28
Well as Gloria says Katie is doing fine. I treated Katie last week and couldn't believe the difference in her, she was less tense around her pelvis where she has arthritis. The weather was cold and damp and I was very surprised as Katie was much looser than usual at this time of year. Gloria told me that she had slightly increased Katies maintenance dose of Cetyl M. Whilst I would not endorse any single product this was the only thing that had been changed in Katies management. www.kbequinetherapy.co.uk