I don't see a difference.

It is challenging to get my horses to eat your product. I have no doubt of the quality and the efficacy however if they won’t eat their food without half a jar of applesauce it becomes an exercise is frustration

Lot of clump

Im honestly not sure if I see change yet or not. Still figuring that out . Thanks

So many abbreviated, I dod not now what they ment. Non of these tests are user friendly. It's hard as I have multiple horses, so not noting an average sugar to fiber that the average horse should have to start with. I understand preg to retired to draft to mini all need different things. But it was great that the nutrient Based it on my chosen bred mare. I have made feed change to advisement. Just samples are not clear cut understandable results.

I would like to see an option oil without soya oil

The customer service was excellent. Just not seeing a difference yet

I honestly did not see any difference in any of the 4 horses that were on it. I know you all heard this before, but I did not like the bag in a box set-up. I ended up with a mess because a mouse or something got into handhold the one day I forgot to put the box in the metal feed bin. It chewed a hole in the bag, and I lost probably 1/2 a cup. I've tried another oil, but I think I will stay away from oil products.

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.

My mare really didn't like the taste. Over a few weeks she would accept about a TBSP per day on her feed. But if I give her more she will reject her feed. I think it's a good product but unfortunately the taste might be a turnoff - at least that was what I found.