Sully is a 3 yr old Appaloosa Gelding that I brought up from Texas in the summer of his weanling year. When he arrived he had a thick course terrible coat that really concerned me. No amount of grooming or good diet of “commercial” junior feed was helping. Then we noticed he was going bald and started scratching on anything and everything. We did blood test, skin scraping, skin biopsy and all was fine. We finally narrowed it down to a soy allergy and my vet wanted him off any commercial feed right away. We switched him over to oats and within a couple days he stopped itching. With Sully being a baby I knew he needed more nutritional support than what just hay and oats would give so that’s when the hunt for a soy free Vit/mineral began. My search quickly lead to Mad Barn Omneity. Sully has ...

This past summer I was treating my mare's respiratory allergies with antihistamine. In addition, we stripped her stall of shavings, soaked her hay and seemed to have things under control. With our rainy winters there are lots of allergens in the environment. That coupled with the re-introduction of shavings to her stall, the nasal discharge resumed. I was sceptical about using Spirulina. However in discussion with my vet who endorsed its use and from my previous experience with other Mad Barn products , I thought it was worth trying. My mare has been on Spirulina for approximately three weeks and there is no sign of nasal discharge or respiratory problems. Although normally a chow hound, we had to gradually introduce the product over a period of a few days. She is now on the full rec...