I initially got a dry analysis , but quickly got the wet Chem analysis that I had requested. Everything was great. Thanks!

I love that Mad Barn offers hay analysis- the process was so simple and quick. Also appreciate the option of the wet chem analysis. And, the guidance interpreting all the details was really helpful and very educational.

Highly recommend the nutritional consultation after receiving the full hay analysis. The conversation was so helpful! I was given lots of options and a request to keep her updated if I don't see the results I'm expecting. I'm going to simplify what I feed (yay!) and save money at the same time (bigger yay!). What an amazing service!

I am so happily impressed with the professionalism, their doctors, liaisons and sales offer the knowledge professionals and their ability to educate about the products. I have never experienced the “sales pitch” that they really only want you to have a healthy horse. The website and writings offer a plethora of education and you can call or email anytime and they respond without delay. Thank you Mad Barn

Having my hay test managed by Madbarn Barn and their team of professionals was worth every penny. One on one consultation with a nutritionist, included with the price of the test, was hugely beneficial. Highly recommend.

the personal review on the hay was very appreciated, the analysis was very quick once received by post office on your end, i alwsys seem to mail it on a friday…

Excellent service! The analysis provided excellent insight and helped me make good decisions in feeding my metabolic horse.

Excellent research based resource

Great service! Was able to make informed decisions about my winter feeding program.

Hi Mad Barn I was very happy with the forage analysis and subsequent changes in my feeding program. I will have a better feel for it once my horses have been on this program for a few months and once it is warm enough to use the W3 oil regularly. It does become solid at -15 and i do not have a warm feed mixing area so I have been feeding Flax instead as recommended. Once spring is here I will switch to the W3oil Thanks you