I find there is a design flaw in your W-3 oil dispenser. It is not easy to use for I find I have to use 2 hands to use the dispenser button and there is some loss of the product when I take the cap off and put it back on. It may be only a drop but it still lands on my barn floor. I recommend you use a pump dispenser for I find those easier to use. It took a few days before my horses would eat the oil mixed with their feed but finally now they will.

I can honestly say after a few weeks of feeding this supplement my horses coat is shinier softer and her hooves are growing in faster and stronger (no cracks!) The only issue is - she hates the taste! I have to hide it in soaked alfalfa cubes, a handful of grain, and some apples or carrots! This is making feeding very expensive! I wish she enjoyed the flavour more.

I tried this on two horses. One, a 14yo that hasn't done well with yeast products in the past. It took about 3 weeks, but she went lethargic. So a no go for her. I finished the bucket on a 26yo that has done well on similar products, but this one didn't seem to give as good of results. She finished the bucket, but I'll go back to the other product in the future that was cheaper and cleared up her runny stool and gas. I am trying the MB Probiotic on her. We'll see if that works for her and a long yearling we have.

This is the first batch I’ve gotten in the past year that had very few pellets. Like it had been consistently shaken and reduced to more powder and less pellet.

So far I haven't seen much change in my horses, then again they've only been on it for a month. Maybe the scoop should be larger since a 1000lb horse needs 3 scoops a day - didn't realize this, doing the math it is a lot more expensive than similar products

Didn't work for my horse. He has a problem with free fecal water syndrome on and off. Doesn't mean it's a bad product, just didn't help him.

My horses didn’t like the powdered formula whatsoever. I don’t even consider them to be picky eaters. There were many times where I had to completely dump their feed and re-measure it without the powder so they would at least eat something (they’re on forage-based diets but do get a balancer with supplements). I switched to the Omneity pellets and they eat them right up! So if your horses are even the least bit picky, I’d save time and start with the pellets.

The price was great compared to what I had been giving to my horse, but this product did not work for him, and we were back to fecal water after three days of changing products. I put him back on the other product immediately, and he cleared back up. To be fair, the strains of probiotic is different between the two brands. This may be a wonderful product, but it just doesn't work for my horse.

My mare liked this product however I didn’t see improvement with her backside. I’m still washing her when the weather is warm enough. I had combined optimum with Mad Barns oil. I now purchased the probiotic packets to combine with the oil in hopes that might work.

The product was shipped very quickly, however my horse will not touch his special feed with the product in it.