Testimonials

SayWhoa! is on hand at Monty Robert's Flag Is Up Farms – “Well know as the Horse Whisper.”

In our experience here at Monty Robert's Flag Is Up Farms we had 100% success with using SayWhoa!. We had several wild mustangs that we adopted from the BLM and three of them colic in the span of two weeks. We used your product and saved all three including one that was severe and thought to not survive. I highly recommend this product and would always keep a few bottles around for safeties sake.

Kind regards,

Laurel Roberts (Monty Roberts' Daughter)

“My first line of defense for uncomplicated colic is SayWhoa!." R.S, DVM Texas

“SayWhoa! is working well. The clients are very happy with the product." B. G, DVM North Carolina

"Fast acting, horses returned to normal flow of the digestive system. SayWhoa! worked great in uncomplicated cases." B.M, DVM Oklahoma

The formulation of the SayWhoa is effectively designed to keep digestive tract flowing correctly. Natural solutions for normal stools.

911 Cowboy Distress - Jeff Wilson

“My horse is irreplaceable, there isn't another like him," are thoughts that can echo through our minds whenever we face losing them. Yes, I hate that topic too. Our fantastic riding partners are so unique, that without them, we have a void. Make sure you enjoy your own extraordinary horse today.

I was greeted by my horse, Black Willow Orion, as he emerged from the pasture the other morning. He looking as if his belly was saying, “I can't believe I ate the whole thing." I reasoned with him that it was just a little too much grass as I led him back to the barn. I finished feeding everybody else and returned to him. I could see his distress, and his coat had begun to glisten with sweat. “OK, tough dude, you'll be fine." I murmured, trying to convince myself. But I knew, yes I knew… that hated killer, Colic, was payin' us a visit today.

Orion just stood there, motionless, dealing with it. My mind began to whirl, “This can't be happening on the threshold of releasing our new promo video,"—a video that featured Orion. In my mind's eye, I could see the video ending with his epitaph. I moved into his stall, the same stall he had been born in 17 years ago, and snapped a lead to his halter. “Let's go walk around the arena."

Some days it's hard to rise to the occasion, it's just easier to slide over to deal with it. Trying to keep my own guts from twisting, I hurriedly called my medical team. “It's Orion," I blurted, I had no words to downplay it. My team is exceptionally good, but serious challenges stomped in right along beside them. Orion's veins would not stay open to administer fluids. He refused to swallow any mineral oil, and we weren't able to tube him successfully. Did you know banging your head against a wall uses 150 calories an hour? Did I mention that by this point that I was outta my mind and not coming back soon?

There aren't words to describe your feelings towards people who stand with you; I was fortunate and grateful to have competent people working all day to evict that dirty, ole' rotten scoundrel, Colic, from the premises. Despite their efforts, Orion's temperature dropped, his body cold to the touch, and his gut sounds on the right side remained deadly quiet.

By the end of the day, there was nothing more for us to do. Facing the next tier of care, I recognized that he and I were heading towards our last moments together. As surreal as it was for me, I prepared myself to do what was necessary—for him. I wasn't going to allow his suffering to escalate.

You can picture that moment, can't you? What do you say and do to make everything better? Nothing. It was in that moment—with nowhere to run—that someone had the conviction to bring me a single dose of a product called SayWhoa which is the focus of this article. SayWhoa is a relatively new product designed to clear impactions using the power of osmosis—sending water back into the digestive system to clear the impaction and relieve the gas.

We administered the bottle, in truth, without much hope of recovery as Orion was so far gone. Time had been against us. Strangely, the SayWhoa was the only thing he cooperated with and swallowed. We waited; by now there was a small crowd of concerned people standing with us awaiting the outcome—the tension in your belly really does make you hold your breath.

Within 15 minutes of administering the product, Orion's temperature began to rise and, like turning a switch, his temperament returned. Within a half hour his guts sounds returned (strongly), and, after drinking a half bucket of water, he strolled to the other side of the arena and began eating hay. Within 45 minutes he passed manure. Yes, a miracle occurred.

We all stood stunned, in disbelief, at what we just witnessed. The transformation, had it happened any other way, may have left some skepticism behind in us (we are all so marketed to), but we were unanimously convinced. This product actually had done what it said it would do.

If you want to keep your horse around, you need to have a bottle of SayWhoa on hand all the time. The makers of this product are very accessible and willing to help you through your 911 emergency colic squatter eviction situation. You can find SayWhoa here: www.facebook.com/StopsColic or their website www.SayWhoa.com.

Check out this fantastic horse of mine on YouTube. Search 'Orion the Star Morgan Stallion' and thank you SayWhoa for making this video not an 'in memoriam.'

Experience is what you get when you don't get what you wanted. Fortunately, this time, I got both. (Keeping Orion actively moving continued on that day, maybe to make us feel better. Moving around me in a circle, I did not ask for a routine, but Orion swooped in with all his big moves. He absolutely felt great.) Hi Ho Silver!

If you want to learn more about what I talked about here, or wish to ask a question, you can contact me at: Jeff@JeffWilsonCowboyDressage. com or www.facebook.com/pages/ Cowboy-Dressage-World-of-New- York. I have been training horses for over 30 years and valued the western horse lifestyle in my approach to training. I give clinics and seminars on how to reach your full potential with your horse through the training foundation of Cowboy Dressage

Click Link to read what Jeff Wilson thinks about SayWhoa! After it saved his horse's life!

Jeff Wilson Leading Trainer Cowboy Dressage - Saves Orion from Colic

Video of Orion posted on Youtube Aug 2015

Dawn Diovera editor of Horse and Man

For Tess, she sometimes won't move around as much as needed to create a good digestive flow. And even though I wet all of her food and leave clean, cool water everywhere for her, she might not drink enough, either, especially when it is really hot. Sometimes, she has small and dry manure for a few days.

This upsets me. So, I give her psyllium powder fairly regularly. But it doesn't always work. In fact, I think her body is getting used to it… Anyway, yesterday, I thought her manure was too dry (and had been for a few days), so I administered the HAUL 'N GO last night. HAUL 'N GO is used for the times when your horse has dry stools or is not flowing well. Maybe after a trailer ride, in hot weather or at a show… or if stalled.

It was easy… the liquid comes in an easy paste dispenser. I put the plunger into her mouth (like a wormer) and made sure it was far back – then pushed. She gulped it down. And, to be honest, she seemed to like the taste. Tess kept licking her lips.

THIS MORNING!

And, voila! This morning, Mama Tess had a nice few piles of wet and lumpy manure, as it should be. I'm guessing she was relieved and I know I was.

In the morning there were four nice, wet, clumpy piles.

Long read, but when you start reading – you just can't stop – this could be your situation.

Story written by Wendy Malone what every horse owner needs sitting on their shelf.

What can I say....the word HORSES from my childhood conjured up visions of riding the most beautiful horse in the world with
flowing mane and tail galloping across my dreams and never touching down his feet on earthly soil....only to awake and realize....I must own horses and love horses forever. There began my journey with horses before I could even draw and read every horse book ever made. I own the ranch now in Victor, Montana, which is just below the towering majestic mountains of the Bitterroot valley. The lastbest place to raise good mountain horses where they can still run free on big pastures of fresh air and fresh mountain streams. I run 40 head in the winter and 60 in the summers with 5 stallions. Read story submitted by Wendy Malone.. click here for word doc.

Heidi Potter is a Certified Centered Riding© Instructor & Clinician, a Horse Agility Accredited Trainer and a CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) Master Instructor/Clinician. She travels internationally, teaching a wide variety of training and riding clinics designed for riders of all disciplines and for all breeds of horses. Heidi also teaches, trains and holds events at her Southern Vermont facility, The New England Center for Horsemanship.

"SayWhoa" helped our horse two weeks ago! Evening chores were done and it was still light out. This is one of the simple pleasures appreciated by farmers and ranchers here in the Northeast. On this particular evening, as it turned out, the extra daylight proved to be a Godsend. My husband Rob and I had peeled off the winter layers and were thinking about dinner. Rob happened to glance out over the fields towards the barn and noticed an unfamiliar sight. He said, "Hey look, your horse is laying down." I noticed that it wasn't actually my horse but the other big, dark horse on the farm. It was a teenage Warmblood mare named "Light." We watched her for a moment to see if she was just there for a quick roll in the snow. After a few minutes we had our answer-not rolling, just laying. This was totally out of character as the other horses in the herd were still eating hay. The alarm bells rang! This mare NEVER walks away from food, especially hay in winter. We got dressed back up and headed for the barn. She was quiet when we approached and willingly allowed us to lead her to the barn. Her vitals were normal but her expression was dull and her gut sounds were minimal. We decided to administer the "SayWhoa", product we had on hand to see if that would help. We had successfully used it one time in the past. We hung out for a few minutes and then put her in a stall with some water.

I checked her 30 minutes later. She met me with ears pricked, bright eyes and offered a nicker. Her gut sounds were improved but she hadn't passed any manure so I decided to leave her in. A few hours later I rechecked her. She had consumed some water, passed 3 piles of manure and urinated, thus earning her a ticket to go outside and rejoin her herd. What a great relief!

As you may know, colic is the number one killer of horses. I was introduced to this product at a CHA International Conference at the Kentucky Horse Park. The creators of this product had a booth set up. I visited with them, learned about their product, listened to some testimonials and decided it was worth the investment.

This all natural product is designed to improve normal digestive flow. Horses can become dehydrated and impacted by simple weather changes, feeding, riding, changes of environment, etc. Catching an early impaction can make a big difference in the chances of survival.

SayWhoa! Endorsed by Blane Wood Leading Quarter Horse Trainer

Winner of Rainbow Futurity 2015

Blane & Trey Wood:
• Leading Quarter Race Horse Trainer
• 150 Quarter Horses in Training at Lubbock
• Runs on Major Tracks in United States
• Qualified 3 for the All American Futurity 2011
• Heritage Place Futurity 2012
• Winners of the Sam Houston Futurity 2013
• Winner again – of the Heritage Place Futurity 2013
• 1st and 2nd in the Rainbow Futurity 2013
• Leading Trainer of the Year in Ruidoso, New Mexico 2013

Blane Wood - “SayWhoa product gives us results every time without fail. I recommend that every horse owner keep this readily available on their shelf." Trey and I both keep SayWhoa at any place we have horses; whether they are at a race track, sale barn, or our training tracks both in Brock and in Lubbock, Texas. Easy to administer orally. For horses under stress from shipping, especially the sale colts that seem to be off their feed, the SayWhoa works. It is the next thing to a miracle. Don't get caught without it."
SayWhoa! Endorsement by Blane Wood

World-famous Rodeo Clown, Leon Coffee is a United States Army veteran, bullfighter, and “man in the can", the lifetime gold card member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), (joined in 1973) He has worked the National Finals Rodeo in four different decades, with his familiar green hat and happy face. - He is also a roper which he travels and competes in roping events.

“I have used many times over the past few years. SayWhoa! is amazing – I take it with me on trips. I won't travel without it"

Tim Alderson at Pine Cove Christian Camps:

“I have used SayWhoa product on many horses in the past. We have 3 facilities with total horses of over 100. Pine Cove will always have it on hand. In using this product for the last 3 years, I have not had to call a vet and have not lost a horse due to digestive problems"

SayWhoa! endorsed by Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame Inductee

Tee Woolman:
• Over $2 Million in career earnings in the PRCA
• 3 Time World Champion
• 6 Time NFR Average Champion
• Holds the record for the most NFR qualification
• Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame inductee
We always have SayWhoa in our barn or in the trailer! We have seen this work many times. It is an amazing product.

Jacque Woolman Barrel Racer and Roper:
• Barrel Racing – NFR Qualifier
• Many time qualifier to the Texas Circuit Finals
• Texas Circuit Champion
• TBRA Reserve Champion
• NARC Finals Reserve Champion
• Various Championships at all Rodeo, Roping & Barrel Racing Levels
• Team Roping- 2004 USTRC Cruel Girl Year End Champion
• 2009 Wildfire All-Girl Roping Reserve Champion
• 2009 Reno Rodeo Invitational All-Girl Roping Reserve Champion