There was no change in my gut sensitive horse while using Visceral.

Im sure it is a healthy addition to my horse’s diet. However it is very expensive and I can’t tell if it is making a difference or not because it is one of 4 things I am doing to help my horse regain weight after anaplasmosis, which is extremely slow despite a healthy appetite. I will have to stop feeding it for a few months to see if it is having a positive effect.

The product seems good but neither of my horses like the flavour. Both have to have it hidden in their feed to get them to eat it.

My Mare was treated for ulcers last fall and again in the spring. I switched her feed to alfalfa pellets and started her on Visceral. She is better and I think Visceral has helped a lot.

Visceral has helped my mare my moody mare improve her temperment.

Great product! I have both my boys on it.

Happy with product but having to switch to another Mad Barn product that may be better suited to my horse.

Has eased comfort to both ancient souls! Thank you.

I trust Visceral to keep my equines gut health in check!

When I first put them on it, I could see results within two or three weeks and then I went to purchase it locally and couldn’t get it so I had to go to the website and get it in that time. I had to wait wait a week span where they didn’t have any, and then when I went to put them back on it, they would not eat it Mind you my older girl were thinking now she has ulcers and we’re looking into that as as I speak But I do believe I will be trying it again once they have went through treatment for ulcers plus I will be giving your nutritionist a call to see how I can get them to eat it if there’s different methods and ways, the product is great though