I think you have a good thing going! The expense gets to be too much so I am now only using the castleberry and the At+. I started with Mad Barn to help with his Cushing’s. He was on two tablets at the time. He was just recently retested (done yearly) and he is now on three tablets of Prascend with the expectation to retest him next month ( hoping we can take him back to two tablets or less). Needless to say I am re-evaluating all the supplements I have had him on.

Because I did not have the best hay analysis, I feel I got a good start on balancing. look forward to doing a more complete one.

Good product. Good customer service.

This is a great product. The packaging does make it difficult to pull the spout out of the cardboard - this is why I am giving it 4/5 stars.

The plastic container broke during shipment so there was quite the mess when I opened the package. I would probably go with a pelleted version next time. It only took a few days to transition my horse into liking his new feed. Overall happy with it.

The delivery was fine, but I find the packaging makes it difficult to handle. I have a hard time lifting the 50 lb box and then getting the bag out of it. Some kind of handle would help.

Again, still believe in the W-3 product but, have a suggestion as to packaging that could provide environmental improvements. I am attaching a short video showing a wine filling process where the bag is self supporting (they used to use boxes to hold bags also). Link - https://youtu.be/ejXWSJlJ9Iw Not sure how this compares to your old system of the bags alone. For your consideration. Regards. Blair

I think the Omneity pellets are nutritionally great but my Halflinger's neck formed a much bigger crest so I stopped using it. Her neck is now as it was before the Omneity.

Easy to feed, but haven’t been giving it long enough to notice any difference yet

Has reduced the FWD a lot but still happens as does loose stools from time to time.