My horse refused to eat it. I tried adding a variety of flavorings but never could get any interest. I tried adding to her original ration balancer (which she likes) in tiny increments, but as soon as it got to be about a tablespoon (included in 1/4 lb of the original), she'd refuse the entire portion. I think the ingredients are great, and am disappointed it didn't work out for us.

I've been using the Spirulina for 2 months now. I can't say I notice any difference in my horse. The powder is very messy and stains anything it touches. I can't say I'm the biggest fan but I want to give it more time before I make a full decision on if this is worth the money or not.

Is hard to measure and use. My horse does eat it, though.

They finally made the situation right, but it took FOREVER! They don't understand how "customer service" works OR what it is for,...

Unfortunately, one of my horses wouldn't eat it, even when mixed with grain. The others did, but, I have a picky eater!

Oil is great. I hate the dispensing mechanism. I much prefer Platinum’s tilt jug with built in measure.

Everyone has been great. Unfortunately, the product is too much powder. At a 1/4 cup my horse would eat some of it but not all. It is completely impractical to have two feedings. The pelleted form is way out of the budget. So, to that end I have gone back to my old supplement and using other Mad Barn products.

I started using the W-3 Oil in hopes that it would help my 23 year old navicular rehab horse with her osteoarthritis. Unfortunately, I did not see any improvement. My horse does better on oral hyaluronic acid so I switched her back to OsteoMax, and within 2-3 days she showed marked improvement. I really wanted the W-3 Oil to work though!

My horse wouldn't eat it after a point. He's a super picky eater so that doesn't help.

I know this is a good product, and that it provides much-needed support for all four of my horses. When they will eat it, that is! I wish you could find a way to make it more palatable. They filter it out and eat around it much of the time, especially the oldest, neediest horses. I’ll continue to try to disguise it and feed it but it is frustrating to find only the Amino Trace pellets left in an otherwise polished feeder!