I've had my stressy OTTB on this for 4 months now at the recommendation of a friend. It might work for horses who have pretty mild symptoms and aren't picky but it took two weeks to get my picky eater to eat this product which I was willing to look past in hopes that it would help him out. He went off feed in late January again and presented with sensitive sides. He's larger at 1437lbs so I opted to do a scoop and a half or 120g of this which makes feeding it $3.65 a day. I started the standard [redacted] treatment again alongside this product, I was at my wit's end after a year of on again off again treatments and reoccurring [redacted] even after six months of treatment. No amount of preventative measures I took worked. I finally had enough and opted to bring my horse to the vet hospital...

I have 4 ponies ranging in ages from a yearling up to 25 years old. I feed this to all of my guys, and really wanted it for one of my ponies who has terrible feet (always chipping and pulling shoes) and for my older cushings pony as well who is under weight with no topline. I must say it was a bit of challenge to get one of my ponies to eat it. I did try to soak it in his hay cubes, but that resulted in a no go whatsoever - complete with feed tub tipped over. I started at half dose as well and then tried to soak it in molasses beet pulp on top of his grain. He would pick at it at night and eventually finish if by the morning. Its now been 2 months and I have slowly increased it to a regular dose and I can now just toss the pellets in with his grain (no soaking or mixing with beet...