My mare won’t eat it

Dealing with a gelding very agitated and since feeding Optimum have noticed a big difference much calmer seems to have settled his stomach guessing ulcers never scoped but really do see a difference in his attitude!

very happy for the results

Works great on all my guys

So far so good but I’ve only been issuing it about a month and a half. Horses like it and no stomach issues.

Since their labeling change they also removed ingredients off the nutritional value table: It’s missing Crude protein Lysine Methionine Threonine Calcium Yeast bacteria With not knowing how much key essential ingredients I am providing my horse, I am forced to switch brands. Unfortunately this is a red flag 🚩 for consumers. It happens all the time. A key ingredient that may be costly is naked off the nutrition panel so they can reduce the amount greatly to save money as a company. To make matters worse, you’re not getting what they’re advertising. Returning the product, it wouldn’t have been nice to know they changed product quality.

Love this powder, only complaint is I wish the enclosed scoop was a full dose for a 1000lb horse. Having to scoop out three times takes much longer when trying to efficiently feed multiple horse or preportion supplements ahead of time for barn workers.

I use this for my Cushings gelding and it’s brilliant to help him shed out. Also to tale the edge off my two b*tchy mares. Works well for the girls!!!

It's working great!

Last year my gelding experienced severe sinking of the coffin bone. After much research and many emails with Mad Barn's nutritionist, I switched him to timothy pellets and Omneity. Just four months later, radiographs showed that his sole depth had doubled. My vet was stunned and wanted to know what I'd been feeding.