Hello Scott and all at Mad Barn! Several of us started our horses on Omneity in January and are just starting to see some results. I wanted to show you what their hooves both look like and ask if you have seen this before. One (the first pic) is a 20 year old Rocky Mountain and the other is my 18 year old Icelandic (2nd pic) The periople on both horses show quite a difference. Would this be like “before and after:? Or is this just a seasonal change? We were curious. I know it doesn’t harm anything but gosh so interesting! Sherry Gatten & Nancy Drew (yup that’s her real name!) Here is an update for you. These are just from my Icelandic as I couldn’t get pics of the Kentucky mountain gelding that I had sent in the original email. Pretty sure the scaly part is just seasonal but we starte...

My two Thoroughbred Makeover Project horses (the bay dragons) have been on the Visceral supplement for two months now and both have had marked visible and temperamental improvements. The gelding's body condition has been improving and his cribbing has decreased. The mare, who was starting to show indications of [redacted] issues - grouchy girth moments and sensitivity when brushing chest and barrel - is giving me less and less cranky-mare face moments when grooming, tacking up and riding. I have been administering the Visceral as a top dressing with their soaked beet pulp meals and the pellets are the first thing they go for. I am transitioning both of them over to the Optimum Probiotic product from the Visceral . They also receive the Omneity Premix for their minerals/vitamins along with...