One of my horses does great on this supplement, but my Friesian stallion didn’t do as well as he does with the other multi-supplement I feed. Also, the serving is 4 scoops-that’s a lot!

This is my third purchase of Jiaogulan. I like the product and I think it helped her somewhat. She was coughing occasionally before she started on this product, but I mainly wanted it for her feet. She is still quite sore on her feet, but not as bad as she was. I was able to leave her barefoot longer this year than usual. However I have run into a problem. She is refusing to eat it. I have stopped giving it to her at present. I thought I'd give her a month without it and then try again, but I don't know how to get her to eat it. I mix it with carrot shreds or apple chunks, but I don't want to give her molasses as she's slightly overweight already and tends to get a crusty neck. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

I didn't like how I got green all over my hands. Can I return the unopened bag?

My horse ate visceral with his food each day and I thought he was benefitting because his snarky behavior while being groomed and racked up had improved. However, he developed allergies to one or more of the ingredients and I had to take him off of it.

My horse ate visceral with his food each day and I thought he was benefitting because his snarky behavior while being groomed and racked up had improved. However, he developed allergies to one or more of the ingredients and I had to take him off of it.

I'm finding out now that soy is not recommended at all for my EPM horse. W3 oil was recommended, which is full of soy. I feel like I can't give this to her. I have a new unopened W3 oil container.

I am assuming this is regarding the test that I sent in 2021 and asked about feeding a weanling colt. I was informed that he simply would not do well on only that hay ( 10% protein) and oats and the Madbarn Zinc/copper supplement. It turned out that he ate over 20 lbs of hay daily last year and he did nothing but get taller and fatter. I do not want to sound like an expert on feeding, but we had basically zero options for hay last year, and I was very happy with how he did on that particular feed. If I hadn't been feeding horses of all ages for many years I would have felt pretty dismal after getting that recommendatiodvise from MadBarn. As it was I just carried on with what I had to work with and the colt did awesome. Thank you!

I have never received the breakdown. Just the review and a letter about hot weather.

First off, I hugely appreciate that MadBarn offers this service. Last summer I submitted evaluations on 2 horses I worked with and the feedback I got was incredible. “Try this, increase this, are you feeding this? Oh and you could add this MadBarn product” This year I submitted my new horses diet and the experience was much more like “sure the diet looks fine. You need to buy these 3 MadBarn products” It was way less about the feeding program and way more “buy our stuff” I already buy the products it just felt kinda yucky this time

When looking at the feed analysis a bunch of supplements were recommended when in fact a simple feed change and one supplement did the same job. I think this needs to be taken in consideration up front because 4-5 supplements for one horse isn't generally feasible for most barn owners. Love your products and I appreciated the quick feedback from the team