When I got Eddie, he was not in the greatest body condition and was not gaining super well even with large meals of hard feed and free choice hay. I gave it a couple of months (top photo) to see if he’d settle and then start gaining, but quickly decided he needed something extra. Enter Mad Barn’s w-3 oil - the ONLY difference between the top and bottom pictures. In fact, the bottom photo (yes, it’s the same horse, the white patch is scarring from an allergic reaction to an antibiotic injection!) is ~4 months later, a month AFTER I’d been able to cut his hard feed by more than a quart a day. His gut has stayed consistently happier (which is a BIG deal for a huge, sensitive OTTB!) and I truly believe that the w-3 oil and the Optimum Probiotic are the reason he has not dropped condition dur...

When I got Eddie, he was not in the greatest body condition and was not gaining super well even with large meals of hard feed and free choice hay. I gave it a couple of months (top photo) to see if he’d settle and then start gaining, but quickly decided he needed something extra. Enter Mad Barn’s w-3 oil - the ONLY difference between the top and bottom pictures. In fact, the bottom photo (yes, it’s the same horse, the white patch is scarring from an allergic reaction to an antibiotic injection!) is ~4 months later, a month AFTER I’d been able to cut his hard feed by more than a quart a day. His gut has stayed consistently happier (which is a BIG deal for a huge, sensitive OTTB!) and I truly believe that the w-3 oil and the Optimum Probiotic are the reason he has not dropped condition dur...