I was using the powder version for years. My current mare would get her Omniety mixed into alfalfa pellets and teff pellets. With the powder, she wasn't very interested in the bucket unless I had a tiny bit of a grain mixed into it. After transitioning from the powder to the pellets, I slowly was able to remove the little bit of grain. She now only gets her supplements (Omniety, Copper + Zinc, loose salt) and hay pellets, grain free!

I feel better feeding selenium since our area has had several issues with selenium deficiency and this seems to be a great solution

Mad Barn has been nothing but extraordinary in customer service and lending their knowledge of what is the best supplement for your horse's needs.

My horse loves this product.

I need to stop future all orders.

I began giving Aminotrace to my 26 year old mustang in May of 2025. He is my retired driving horse. He developed laminitis in June and as part of his treatment plan my veterinarian had recommended that I start him on Insulin Wise. I showed her the container of Amino Trace that I was already giving him. She looked at the ingredients and said that the Amino Trace was a better choice for Baxter. So, Amino Trace became part of his treatment plan. I'm happy to say that he has recovered well and is continuing his daily Amino Trace.

My poa mare since being on these suppliments has lost all of her mane

I see a big difference after only one month. The coat is more shinny, the topeline is better and he is more calm

My horse always ate her hay first then her balancer and would even leave some in the feeder. I made the switch to Omneity premix and now she will go first to the feeder. No more leftover supplements in the feeder.

My horse always ate her hay first then her balancer and would even leave some in the feeder. I made the switch to Omneity premix and now she will go first to the feeder. No more leftover supplements in the feeder.