I have been using Mad Barn since November 2024. I have seen a drastic improvement in this short period of time. Cowboy was very ill most of 2024 and lost a significant amount of essential nutrients and weight due to this illness and heavy medication. Cowboy’s hooves had weakened and his mane/tail became very brittle. His overall health has improved as well as the growth of his hooves and mane/tail. Just look at that healthy tail ❤️

My boy has been on mad barn - omneity for 4 months and he’s doing great!

Love every Mad Barn product, their dedicated staff are so amazing I’ll never buy anywhere else.

Delivered very quickly. Nice to be able to get a bit cheaper with the bulk order. Much appreciated

I give this to 2 ponies. One is recovering from keratoma surgery and this seems to have helped increase hoof growth. It has seemed to help increase the other very picky pony’s appetite.

For the first time in years since I moved to Tennessee, my horses seem to look and feel great!

My order came quickly and horse is doing well.

I’m in love with this product not even for the good packaging but my horses look so good right now in the winter and feel good.

I’ve had my mustang/grade pony on W-3 oil (along with other MadBarn products) for 3ish months. This stuff is amazing. My pony is a red dun and currently has an Irish clip that’s about 9 weeks grown out and you can still see his dapples, even when he’s dirty and dusty from the field. I know he’s getting what he needs with MadBarn products! As far as packaging…I’m on my second box of oil and haven’t had any issues. I pre-portion out 50mL in little jars for convenience and my 5-year-old son helps with it so it’s pretty easy to use and manage. Winter hack: Have an unheated feed room? Get a seed starter heat mat and keep the box on it for mildly warm oil that’s easy to work with.

This is a great product. I'm feeding to a mare with DSLD; she moves much more comfortably and the progression of the disease has slowed. I also just started feeding this to a laminitic mare. Within 3 days, she is moving normally.