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.

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.

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.

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.

We just started our horses on this. In my mind and on paper it seems great. My horses are skeptic, and they aren't normally picky. Expect to have to mix it into a lot of feed if your horses aren't starving 😆

We just started our horses on this. In my mind and on paper it seems great. My horses are skeptic, and they aren't normally picky. Expect to have to mix it into a lot of feed if your horses aren't starving 😆