Smells nice, makes my horses cost soft and shiny, good value for your money.

Great product along with super great service ! Thank You !

I really love this product but really dislike the packaging. The box always falls apart at the bottom, and the spout out the front is not user friendly at all. You should really consider offering a jug with the bags as a refill option.

Like the product. Seems to be helping my horse with his breathing issues in combo with the spiraling,jaguolen and milk thisle. However he does not like oil in his feed. I have to syringe it into him

Just love this product . It keeps my 23 years old mare in a great condition. She gained weight without being too energetic.

Great product a bit pricey now

Love this product!! My horses and dogs think it is delicious and it has them keeping a healthy weight and gleaming coat. Can humans eat it? It’s pretty amazing!!!

The most recent one we purchased (from Greenhawk) had a hole in the bag and we lost half the oil - again. I love what this product does for my horse, but the packaging still sucks enough that I'm considering finding an alternative. Please consider packaging it in a hard plastic jug , like most other similar products on the market.

My senior horses love this product. It is an important component of their daily nutrition

Once I started doing 50 milers (80km) endurance rides with Echo, it was a struggle to keep weight on him. I had MadBarn analyze his diet for weight maintenance, end of competition stamina and preventing scratches through nutrition. Even though I was feeding him fats, flax and such, it was the W3 oil that became a game changer. Not only does he keep weight on following competitions, his hooves and coat are healthier, and he has since completed a three day 75 mile, one day 75 and two day 100 mile (placing top ten in all). And he received his first two High Vet Scores along with a few Best Conditions. I attribute that to the generous support Madbarn provided in diet analysis and adding W3 oil. (Note: I’ll email a before and after photo. Feel free to post, photo credit Wendy Webb)