my mules eat it, which is great. I use it to balance my hay. too soon to give more details

I've been studying to become an Equine Nutritionist, I like to take many courses to not only learn from different perspectives but to further my education in more ways than one. I've come to learn something new / or a different outlook on every course I take. I love the way Mad Barn provided this course not only for free, so its open to anyone but how they laid it out and provided informational videos which helps one stay engaged. There's a lot of valuable information within this course, great for owners who want to learn more about the importance of their horses diet and those who are starting their journey for Equine Nutrition. I think there could be a bit more information within the course for those who know a thing or two already but over all it's a great start.

My mini mare has been on Chasteberry for a few weeks now. She is moving better and seems overall more comfortable. Two winters ago she developed winter laminitis. The effects have carried through the entire year with stiffness and her feet have been difficult to manage. Her diet is managed closely, she lives on a bare track with good quality hay, AminoTrace+, W-3 oil and now Chasteberry. I also have her on a two week trim cycle to manage her feet which are improving daily.

Order came quick. I feel it’s helping my boys hooves the new growth since he’s been on it has been even and growing super fast, also the new growth has more shine since adding the copper and zinc.

Better mineral supplement for managing his weight. He just feels he would like more and something better tasting...lol

I am almost finished feeding my 4 horses the amino trace bag, and give the selenium very seldom sofar as i am sure it is in the amino trace. I will feed it more often soon. I am also feeding last years hay, which has been tested, and I have yet to test the new hay. We have access to hay a neighbor's feild, so it will be haying that as long as possible. Still have the copper, zinc, that they need, and supplement occasionally. I do not believe that they need the same mineral needs daily. I am sofar very pleased with your products and service.

I bought a new to me 9yr old registered quarter horse last February. He wasn’t in horrible shape but the one thing I have noticed is that his hooves have improved greatly as I make Omenity a daily supplement. It was about 4 months ago I could really see the improvement line from the new growth half way grown out. I think maybe one more trim in January and he will be fully grown out with his healthier feet! A year seems like a long time but if you commit to it you won’t be disappointed! Neither will your ride.

Bought this product after reading RedBarn’s article on Free Fecal Water. Have 2 older geldings 27&25, and both have symptoms of FFW, one more than the other. This is the second year they have experienced this when moving from the summer to late fall pasture then good grass mis hay for the winter. It definitely has reduced the severity. There old nature supplement did not seem to have much effect. Unfortunately, my horses are not where I leave and there supplements are old given every other day. Not sure if daily supplementation would totally solve the issue but has greatly reduced it

I began feeding Amino Trace + to help my horses improve hair grow and strengthen hooves. It’s been about a year and I do believe I have seen improvement in both.

The first container that I got had a lot of powder in it. Mad Barn was quick to send me a new container. My PSSM type 2 horse is doing great on Amino Trace so far. She's looking more like her old self before her PSSM diagnosis. She gets 250 grams daily at the recommendation of Mad Barn. She also gets Visceral+ and Three Amigos from Mad Barn. She has gotten through the container and I've ordered the big bag. I do wish the bigger size was not in a bag but I do understand not wanting to put that much in plastic containers. I have not opened the bag yet so I can't tell you the quality of it.