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Aspirin

Uckele Health & Nutrition

Our Price: $14.95 - $15.95
Form: Powder
Maintenance Dose: 1 SmartPak Well

Use Aspirin to aid in reducing minor aches as well as joint and muscular pains. Cherry flavored.

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Aspirin 3.7 5 25 31
Worked great for Senior My 23 year old OTTB would sometimes have minor joint problems if not worked out on a daily basis,giving asprin on those days definitly helped him out!! April 19, 2013
Good Product This is the best aspirin I have found for horses. It is a little more pricey that some of the others out there but well worth the money. It works. It don't clump like some of the cheep ones. And the horses seem to like the taste even if it is cherry! March 30, 2013
My horse would not eat the cherry flavor My horse would not eat his grain when I mixed in 1 tablespoon of the cherry flavored aspirin. I ended up buying another brand that was apple flavored, and he ate it right up. March 26, 2013
Great Product I have always had very good luck with this product. My now 27 yr old Saddlebred is allergic to bute. I've been giving him this for about 10 years now, off and on. At 27 he's now on a daily dose to help his old aches and pains. I have never had any issues with the cherry flavor. Personally, I think it has a great, sweet aroma which is usually very appealing to any horse. Their pickiness of the texture of the powder is what usually comes in to play when they don't want to eat it. He eats it fine. December 10, 2012
My horse likes the flavor Not sure if this helps, as I have seen different reviews about the flavor, but my 4 year old gelding really likes the cherry taste. However, he is generally good about eating powders and really isn't a picky eater. He is on this daily per my vet's suggestion because he has uveitis. It helps to keep the uveitis flare-ups at bay. November 18, 2012
Flavor? My vet recommended that I put my gelding on Aspirin due to his size to help with circulation. I originally got apple flavor through my vet but figured it would be much easier to control what he was getting (boarding facility) if it was in my smartpak. WORST DECISION EVER. SmartPak only carries the cherry flavor (hello- this is for horses?) and my gelding tolerated it for awhile but now he is off his grain if this supplement is in with it. It takes him all day and he typically just eats around it whenever possible. I would not recommend this to a friend. Smartpak is usually incredible about product issues but I obviously understand that this is not something they want to take a hit on as they shipped me another month. I guess that where I thought I had asked for the supplement to be removed I hadn't actually. Frustrating but at least it is affordable. Not recommended for even a remotely picky eater... November 6, 2012
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