Extreme Makeover - Horse Edition
We don’t usually use this blog for product reviews or anything hard sell. Its purpose has always been to inform or enlighten and possibly entertain while hopefully helping with common problems people have with pets and animals. I think this post fits the bill. Please note that this is not a paid advertisement and Animal Naturals, LLC has neither endorsed nor approved the content.
I am a skeptic by nature. If it sounds too good to be true, I grab my wallet and hold on tight. Still, every now and then a product comes along that not only lives up to the hype but even exceeds expectations. One company has managed to do that with several products and I thought I would shine a light on that company here today.
Animal Naturals LLC, was founded in 2002 but the journey began almost 30 years ago. Actually, Bob Fritz has been researching and developing natural health products since a childhood classroom experiment turned on a light and ignited a fire. From a 4th grade experiment, through a stint at NASA, Fritz has been learning, researching, testing, and developing products for animals and humans that are all natural and healthy. - Read more about Bob Fritz
Since 2007, Jeffers has offered several of Animal Naturals products for pets. Much to the surprise and delight of our customers and staff, these products, particularly K9 ShowStopper™, have far surpassed any expected results. You can read more reviews of ShowStopper™ here.
Recently, I have had the chance to read a few testimonials from horse owners who are raving about another Animal Naturals product, Show&Go™, an all-in-one equine supplement. It is nice to hear about how well a product performs or how excited a customer is about a product but on the rare occasion when there are visible results and a customer shares pictures, we can’t help but get excited too.
Even rarer still is to have someone that you know, someone that you work with, someone with no agenda who tries a product with amazing results. Amazing doesn’t begin to capture the feeling but I have nothing better. Society has watered down some of the best words with overuse and abuse.
Since a picture is worth a thousand words I’m going to share some pictures of a few horses before and after in some extreme cases.
The owner’s words will tell the rest of the story…
Emma - Feb. 20, 2009 - Before Show&Go
Emma - May 18, 2009 - After Show&Go
To Whom it may concern-
I just wanted to share my personal experience with your Show & Go supplement. I have been using this on my horses for many years and have always loved it. But until recently, I didn’t realize how much better this product is than anything else on the market.
On Feb. 20, 2009 I rescued a severely underweight 30 year old pregnant TB mare. She was immediately started on 2 scoops of Show & Go and Alfalfa.
I have included pictures of her upon arrival on Feb 20 and her most recent picture on May 18, 2009. The pictures will speak for themselves.
Thank you very much for a wonderful product.
Sincerely
Colleen Henderson
A very faithful user
Sugar Cookie - mid-March 2009 - Before
Sugar Cookie, mid-March 2009, Before
Sugar Cookie,mid-May 2009, After
Sugar Cookie, mid-May 2009, After
Words from the new owner:
When I first saw Sugar Cookie, I was appalled. The “before” pictures you see isn’t even her worst condition. I couldn’t get her to stand up; she was literally at death’s door. I managed to get her and her sister Honey Bun to my property and that’s when their recovery really began. I put the “girls” on Show and Go in mid-March, 2009; the “after” pictures were taken after feeding for eight weeks. I was very worried that they would be stunted for life after such a horrible start, but today they are healthy, sound and beautiful!
Averil M.,
Dothan, Alabama
Honey Bunn - mid-March - before
Honey Bunn - mid-May - After
To see more pictures of Sugar Cookie and Honey Bunn - Go to Jeffers mySpace page at www.myspace.com/jefferspet
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posted by Ron
Ron works in the Internet Marketing Dept. of Jeffers, Inc. He has an AAS in Computer Programming.
He likes to read and write and he loves ferrets.