Company Reviews - Mad Barn

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Gail Steadman 7 months ago

Her coat gleams and her barefoot hooves don't chip,crack, or break up. She didn't like the taste but mixed with timothy pellets no problem.

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Stacia Tuchscherer 7 months ago

I've been studying to become an Equine Nutritionist, I like to take many courses to not only learn from different perspectives but to further my education in more ways than one. I've come to learn something new / or a different outlook on every course I take. I love the way Mad Barn provided this course not only for free, so its open to anyone but how they laid it out and provided informational videos which helps one stay engaged. There's a lot of valuable information within this course, great for owners who want to learn more about the importance of their horses diet and those who are starting their journey for Equine Nutrition. I think there could be a bit more information within the course for those who know a thing or two already but over all it's a great start.

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Lindsey Moneta 9 months ago

Really enjoyed the content: straightforward with good explanations for why things are recommended. I only wish that I could make the video go back or forward as I wanted, at times I missed something and wanted to repeat it but I couldn't control that. I just paused as needed to take some notes, but it'd be nice to go back too!

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Irena Plewa 10 months ago

I think this course is really good. It's great if you're just starting your adventure with nutrition or if you own a horse and want to learn more. For a person who already knows something about nutrition, this course is not very groundbreaking, but it helps to consolidate the basics. Some issues could be developed a bit better, and I did not fully agree with some of the statements. I'm from Europe and some nutrition issues are different here, but overall I found some interesting observations. I recommend this course, even just as a curiosity.

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Sara Rice a year ago

This course is excellent. Dr. Chris is personable and informed, providing the information in a calm and easily followed manner. The course offers lots of insights, all gathered from cited sources which gives me confidence that I can depend on its quality and veracity. The course length is good, taking a few days if you are taking lots of time to absord and reflect on the material. I think there may be a few issues with the sound quality from time to time which is slightly distracting but did not compromise my ability to understand the content and learn what I needed to know. I took this course as part of the Mad Barn team both as an opportunity to further my understanding and to test the course's functionality. I enjoyed it, I learned a lot, and I found the overall experience excellent...

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Kim Salbego 2 years ago

My mare would not eat the Omneity pellets when I first switched ration balancers. I changed very gradually like we should, but she left the Omneity in the pan every day. It went on for months. I was not able to add any molasses or honey, etc. to the pellets because she is PSSM1 so she needs only low sugar/starch food. I talked to a MadBarn nutritionist (Tori) who is awesome, and she helped me with my questions and concerns. It took several weeks of Grace eating pretty much nothing but hay, but I wouldn't quit trying because I knew how much better the Omneity was for her vs what I had been feeding. I also know that the size of the pellets was partly the reason she wouldn't eat them. She likes big pellets and these are small ones. But after roughly 8 months of trying and not giving up, she e...

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Bev Dunn 2 years ago

Tuff is an easy keeper, he often was looking for his own minerals in mud, our vet tested blood and even though I was using supplements, he was unbalanced, I started him on the omnity premix a year ago, blood tests are good, he looks great, hair has a shine always.

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Katie Buxton 2 years ago

I have 3 horses that have 'back soreness' that appears in various ways. I started them on AL-CAR on Monday, today is Thursday, and they already seem more comfortable! It smells very strong but they all eat it just fine.

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Bonnie Doyle 2 years ago

My mini mare has been on Chasteberry for a few weeks now. She is moving better and seems overall more comfortable. Two winters ago she developed winter laminitis. The effects have carried through the entire year with stiffness and her feet have been difficult to manage. Her diet is managed closely, she lives on a bare track with good quality hay, AminoTrace+, W-3 oil and now Chasteberry. I also have her on a two week trim cycle to manage her feet which are improving daily.

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Carson Nelson 2 years ago

You can’t beat the price of the product, but unfortunately my horse did not like the texture (it’s more of a granular texture than a powder). It did not stick to the grain like I was expecting and was easily sifted to the bottom - so it was quite difficult to get my horse to eat it rather than just leave a pile in the bottom of his bucket. The less picky eaters in the barn tend to eat it up okay.

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