I have tried another brand of minerals which my horse would not eat. I swithed to Omnity pellets and he eats them just like his grain. I'm getting ready to move all grain from his diet and feed hay only. The Omnity will supplement the vitamins/minerals he will not get through his grain. This has been a suggested switch by a couple of vets and nutritionists. I look forward to seeing how well he does.

I originally started my mare on Spirulina to help alleviate coughing from respiratory irritation due to our dusty desert environment. Took a few weeks but I saw improvement. Kept her on it for a few months and NO MORE cough! In the really exciting world of owning a horse with Cushings and IR, the vet sent me her latest bloodwork results. For the first time in 3 years, ALL her metabolic levels were normal! She had been on Spirulina for 6 months and I totally believe it helped her regain normalcy. She will still be on a low NSC diet and will be watching her weight, but I can’t say enough good things about the quality products they supply!

When i got my mare she was in poor condition, brittle hooves, rough coat, weak hair growth. My friend suggested putting her on this supplement and the mare has done leaps and bounds in every aspect. She is a strong and healthy thriving horse. all my horses will be on this product, even if they are already healthy. I also have her on the w3 oil and she absolutely loves her daily scoop of feed she gets to get this into her. I started noticing major differences in her about 6 months on Mad Barns supplements, and its been 2 years now!

Wonderful supplement. My horse LOVES it! 5 stars!

It seems my horse is finally gaining weight and muscle. I will continue to use this product.

I started leasing a 10 year old welsh cross pony who came out of winter looking a bit poorly. He had the winter off and just hanging out in a winter pasture. He was a bit thin, lacking muscle, had a dull coat, and just missing his spark. We started him back in work and then Omneity a few weeks later. He’s now been on Omneity, 3:1 Copper Zinc (high iron area), chia seeds, and soaked alfalfa pellets for 6 weeks and the difference is truly amazing. He looks incredible. His coat is gleaming black where it was previously a burnt brown. He’s gaining muscle all across his topline, neck, and hindquarters. His chronic sulcus thrush is clearing up. He didn’t need much— just a good vitamin and mineral balancer, a fitness regime, and a few weeks. Highly recommend Mad Barn!

We have been feeding this product to all the horses on our place young and old. Have seen an improvement in all. Their overall appearance, the way they eat all improved. We have race horses primarily. We start al new horses coming in immediately on this Vit E since most horses are very low in Vit E, the ones that come in very poor I double dose for 2 weeks then back down to recommended dosage . All horses we see an improvement in all aspects within 1-2 weeks depending on the shape they come in. We have also noticed an improvement in attitude/temperament for the better. Highly recommended this product

The health of my horses and donkeys are so important to me that when my farrier retired and I couldn’t find a replacement because of where we live and Covid, I started taking an online course to learn myself. And what goes in comes out in the feet, really kind of a simple rule. So I give my animals what they need to have their best life and I love the way omneity helps with that

The vitamin B pak is great for my whole herd!

I had an excellent nutrition consultation with Dr. Christine Latham from MadBarn. After analyzing my easy keeper pony's diet, she recommended adding Mad Barn's Amino Trace. Instead of the high NSC grain she was getting, Christine explained that adding W3 oil would be a safer source of calories and would also help support my mare's joints. My former rescue pony looks fantastic on a diet of alfalfa mix hay, ration balancer, MadBarn's Amino Trace, and W3 oil. She is an eventing pony, but goes barefoot because the supplement helps her grow strong hooves. Her coat gets whiter each year, but her tail has grown thick and long. Thank you, MadBarn!