Real horses. Real challenges. Real recovery journeys.
Brandon’s Story
Client testimonial, shared with gratitude.
Once burdened by chronic lameness, this young stallion began a new chapter. His owner spared no effort—investing years into veterinary care (where he stayed at a specialty equine clinic at a Texas University), and he received bursa, hock, and stifle injections, along with thorough X-rays, blood tests, and evaluations. Still, Brandon showed no meaningful improvement after a year of unsuccessful treatments. When I first spent time with Brandon, he presented as withdrawn and guarded, with minimal engagement and limited range of movement; chronic lameness and would lay down most of the day in his stall. Through consistent care, ingredient adjustments (each month), and close monitoring, we began to see subtle shifts. Within two months of targeted supplementation and fortnightly PEMF sessions, Brandon made steady progress and returned sound. His coat developed a healthy shine, muscle tone improved, he regained his mobility, and his overall expression became more willing and alert. As an active athlete, he remains on Performance+ for elevated daily support—especially crucial for recovery after intense work and maintaining long-term soundness.
Brandon is proudly owned by Brent Loseke- Colt Company in Texas.
Very happy with Brandon’s recovery, glad to have him back In Training.
Brent Loseke – Colt Company
John’s Story
John came into my care (complex horse recovery) as a 2-year-old stallion. At the time, he had been diagnosed with wobblers syndrome by veterinarians, though his presentation appeared more consistent with mild Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM). He arrived with notable incoordination, difficulty engaging his hind end (and taking steps back), and lymphatic swelling in the hind legs accompanied by small cyst-like bumps. On the day he arrived, John struggled to even back out of the trailer due to lack of awareness and coordination of his hindquarters. He struggled with balance, like holding his hoof up for the farrier, tripping when hand walked, loosing balance when turned out to pasture and falling down every so often. Given his condition, the focus was placed on foundational recovery support — improving circulation, lymphatic movement, metabolic balance, and providing carefully selected nutrients to support muscular and neurological function. His program emphasized individualized nutrition and recovery support rather than generic supplementation. John’s recovery has been completed three months of intensive supplement care and is now in reining training with continued supplementation for maintenance. His improvements as a whole in those months were promising and his tailored formula will support his long-term health, mobility, and performance potential.
John is owned and cared for by C.M.