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We have a pony from the Blue Cross Eqine centre at Rolleston, His name is Blue Cross John Willy. He is 18 years old but thanks to a new lease of life from Blue Chip Lami Light John Willy now looks and acts like a youngster, we love him to bits. The difference in JWs coat after just three weeks on Blue chip was amazing. …Click here to read more…

Hi Sarah,

Just a quick update on my stallion who is fed on Blue chip lami-light (. We are having the best season ever…. He has 12 qualifiers in the bag for 2010 and has got 10 firsts so far!!!! The good news for me is that we are starting to win the Best Condition Classes and this is a massive acheivemnt for me because his skin was in a terrible state when we purchased him two 1/2 years ago. Ive added the pics so you can compare.

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Yours sincerly

Naidene Byrne

We’ve had our daughters pony for 4 years and feed him Blue chip lamilite. He is 18 and has borderline Cushings disease so is extremely prone to flare ups of laminitis so we have to be so careful! He loves his lamilite, and stands waiting and whinnying for his tea at 1pm! Even though he always has a full haynet! He has been fed lamilite since we bought him, so we know it suits him and keeps him safe. He’s not allowed any carrots/apples or treats, so his treat is a handful of lamilite! We have also started feeding her new pony Tubby lamilite as he is a good doer and has had laminitis in the past. He loves it too, and has been sound with no flare ups since we bought him a year ago.

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Claire Turner

“I like feeding Cocoa Lami-Light because it stops her getting laminitis, which helps a lot because Cocoa loves grass, Cocoa also loves to eat Lami-Lights as well, she just can’t get enough. Lami-Light keeps Cocoa healthy and happy, and that is why I like to feed Cocoa Lami-Light!”

Megan

Dear Blue Chip,

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I feed Blue Chip Lami-Light to my pony who is looking absolutely fantastic on it.

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He has a lovely shiny coat and is in tip top condition. …Click here to read more…

Dear Blue Chip,

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 “Sasha” (Lorendale Sasha – registered Fell Pony living on lush pasture in the Yorkshire Dales) has been on Lami-lite for years now and I would never think of trying anything else, irrespective of cost. …Click here to read more…

Dear Blue Chip,

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 Hi I just wanted to let you know how well a pony of mine has done as a result of Blue Chip Lami-Light. Eleven months ago I went to purchase a pony on a yard and as I peeped over a door of another stable I saw the most gorgeous miniature stallion that you could ever imagine….in appalling condition. To cut a long story short I ended up buying the miniature as well, in order to give him another chance. I was told not to buy him he had a skin condition and it was untreatable!!!!! …Click here to read more…

Dear Blue Chip,

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I feed Blue Chip Lami Light to my Shetland pony who gets laminitis and also had very poor hooves. I was recommended Lami Light by a friend who had used it with very good result. I could not believe the results the difference is amazing. He now has really good hooves and shows no signs of laminitis. I do not know what his hooves would be like without Lami Light. It is wonderful to see him looking so well.

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Thank you, Blue Chip.

Tracey Jones

My pony loves to graze in his field

But against Laminitis he needs a shield

So to stop me having a fright

I simply feed him Lami Light

Thank you so much Blue Chip for such a wonderful product

Charlotte Cruickshank & Paddy

Dear Blue Chip

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 I’m Phyl and I have the pleasure of owning a pure bred Cleveland bay and a welsh mountain section A. The welsh terror is 20, and the Cleveland 15 this month.

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As both of my girls are natives (rare ones none the less) they can put weight on in a blink, on a diet of little more than fresh air- particularly the welsh flymo! Blue Chip Lami-light is the perfect supplement for these two, as the balance of vitamins and minerals ensures a healthy  balanced diet, and the primo vento helps with the ageing respiratory system when I have to restrict her grazing and shut her in! …Click here to read more…