I enrolled in the Mad Barn Academy’s Introduction to Equine Nutrition to deepen my understanding of how nutrition impacts horse health, performance, and disease prevention. As a veterinarian and equine care advocate, I wanted to bridge the gap between feed formulation and real-world stable application. My learning objectives were to understand the fundamentals of forage-based diets, evaluate feed labels critically, and formulate balanced rations tailored to individual horses. These goals were fully met—the course provided science-backed insights, practical tools, and reinforced my commitment to evidence-based nutrition. It has empowered me to make more informed, welfare-centered feeding decisions in my practice. This course is highly recommended. With love from Tumsiyya from Nigeria

Great product

Shipping was much slower than other horse supplement retailers I order from. The product met expectations

Absolutely love this product

My horse will not eat the stuff at all. The bag has pretty much just went to waste both the horses I bought it for will not eat it.

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Great product and great customer service!

Been using the correct weight based dosing for over a year now after an equine nutritionist consult with madbarn, however my young healthy 8 year gelding is deficient in vitamin E, and has elevated calcium. I also found a kernel of corn in the bag of premix. I sadly have doubts about this product. I otherwise really like madbarn and its customer service. I plan to reach out to them directly. However I want to post this here to encourage every consumer here to get vitamin E levels checked in your horse as it is very hard to stabilize this vitamin in powder and even then many horses (especially those not on fresh pasture 12 hours a day) may need more than what is here. Some horses may simply need additional vitamin E than what is provided in this (which is not mandarins fault)

This was so helpful! Fantastic service!

The blend of nutrients in the Omneity pellets is perfect to make up the deficiencies of our Colorado hays. Especially to absence of iron and any NSC's. Like all sugarless supplements, some horses will eat them, and some will not. I have two horses and only one will eat it.