Company Reviews - Mad Barn

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Margie de Graaff 5 years ago

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I was disappointed to see there is iron in the product.

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Dominique Painchaud 5 years ago

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Horses hate eating it. They won’t touch it without another pellet and ACV in it bit it works really well

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Theresa Foster 5 years ago

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I used this product on a metabolic horse and noticed improvement however unfortunately he did not care for the taste.

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Elisabeth Lombart 5 years ago

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I find that it is hard even if shaked often To really use the full bottle without leave a Bottom of the product. It is efficient ôtherwise for the horses

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Renate Rein 5 years ago

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Shaking up the gallon is troublesome otherwise horses like the taste my old mare loves it and looks amazing

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Rob Hamilton 5 years ago

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Good supplement!

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stacey crough 5 years ago

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My horses loved this supplement, licked their bowls clean. We ended up switching to the amino trace as it's iron levels are lower and was better fitted to our needs. I've always received great advice when contacting Mad Barn with any questions.

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Jenny Wood 5 years ago

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We tried Omneity Pellets but ended up switching to the premix granules and he is doing really well on them. His feet look great, his coat is shiny and gorgeous. Highly recommend both products.

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Teri Mccomber 5 years ago

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Teri Mccomber 5 years ago

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Had amazing results after 6 months on this product. Mare has richer color to her coat, her hooves have grown in with tighter laminar connection and she has developed better Only downfall for this product is palatability... took several re-introductions, syringing it to her and finally settling on her eating it as a fine ground powder. Would love to be able to skip that step and just scoop and feed.

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