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Being prepared also applies to dreaded colic episodes.
With a deep passion for horses, we established I.C.E. Products USA in 2015. Our journey began with a commitment to manufacture top-quality products for equine care, beginning with our line of emergency ID gear.
But being prepared goes beyond that, so we've added an incredible product called SayWhoa! to our offerings.
Having heard many success stories about this unique product, we purchased it about seven years ago so we'd be prepared in case our own horses began to show signs of colic.
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In those seven years, it happened three times and each time, we administered SayWhoa! In about 30 minutes, it was obvious that our horse was feeling much better, and before long was happily grazing again.
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Prior to knowing about SayWhoa! this would be our typical experience:
• Place a call to the vet and hopefully reach him directly
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• Hope again that he could come out immediately (that's a lot of hoping = major stress). Hope is not a strategy.
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• Administer Banamine to give the horse some relief while waiting for the vet, but this just masks the pain and does nothing to solve the problem itself
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• Keep waiting and praying that the vet didn't have other emergency calls ahead of ours
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• Then start wondering just how much will this episode end up costing? How much time will be lost with the waiting, and can the horse be saved? Now we're at a Major Stress level and the horse hasn't even been treated with something that will actually help clear the problem.
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We keep a 2-pack of SayWhoa! in our cabinet of horse supplies at all times, and it has provided so much peace of mind. When we see a horse displaying the common signs of colic, we're there with a halter in one hand and the gel-filled syringes of SayWhoa! in the other, knowing that we can give the horse almost immediate relief from his discomfort.
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This all natural product promotes normal digestive flow. Horses can become dehydrated and impacted by simple weather changes, a new feed, riding, trailering, etc. Catching an early impaction can make a big difference in the chances of survival.
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As HorseSense Solutions (the creator of the product) suggests, SayWhoa! is what you do first for a horse in distress.
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We're firm believers in this product, so we're making it available to you on our website at the MSRP of $84.99, which is considerably less than a veterinarian's visit and likely to bring faster results.
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As with our emergency gear, peace of mind IS priceless!
PLEASE READ: SayWhoa!'s ingredients assist in working with the horse's body through osmosis to help draw fluids back into the intestine, thereby softening the impaction and assisting to stimulate bowel movements. In 30 minutes, listen for gut sounds. They should be returning and your horse improving.
If this does not happen, call your vet. This product is not effective for twisted, torsion, knotted or ruptured bowels.
Be prepared to give him SayWhoa! as your
first defense,
not your last hope.
Colic can often be stopped in its tracks.
Here are a few reviews we've gathered:
SayWhoa! should be in every horse owner’s first aid kit. It can save a vet visit for a simple colic or start your horse in the right direction while waiting for the vet.
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Great stuff! I gave this to one of our horses that had started to colic early enough I didn’t need to call the vet. Great to have on hand as a precaution.
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It's a lifesaver. This product is amazing. With our diverse weather, animals tend to have colic more frequently, so keeping SayWhoa! on hand is essential.
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We have used this product for years and it has always worked. Saves lots of $ on vet bills.
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Saved my horse twice! It really works, I will always keep it on hand. I’ve never used anything that works as well or as fast, didn’t have to call the vet, no shots or tubing, easy to administer. Thank you for this awesome product!
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Please read these testimonials from veterinarians:
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• My first line of defense for uncomplicated colic is SayWhoa! ––
R.S., DVM, Texas
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• SayWhoa! is working well. The clients are very happy with the product. –– B.G., DVM, North Carolina
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• Fast acting, horses returned to normal flow of the digestive system. SayWhoa! worked great in uncomplicated cases. –– B.M., DVM, Oklahoma
Plus a few more testimonials from the SayWhoa! website:
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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 colicked in the span of two weeks. We used your product and saved all three including one that was severe and thought not to survive. I highly recommend this product and will always keep a few bottles around for safety's sake.
​–– Laurel Roberts (Monty Roberts’ Daughter)
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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!​ –– Heidi P., Vermont
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SayWhoa! product gives us results every time without fail. I recommend that every horse owner keep this readily available on their shelf. We 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.​ –– Blane W., Texas
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I have used the 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.
​–– Tim A., Texas​​