One of my horses had conformational hoof issue exacerbated by inappropriate shoeing and, as I learned in my journey to better hoof health and transition to barefoot, inappropriate diet. I switched my horses to a forage only diet with the help of the nutrition analysis from Mad Barn. Because my other horse is insulin resistant and has PPID, I was already testing the hay and I was able to include those results. While both horses were already eating a high quality supplement based on all of the research I had done, the nutritionist at Mad Barn nevertheless found my horses’ diet deficient in B vitamins. So I switched both horses to Omneity, based mostly on the needs of the foot sore and lame horse, in September 2021. Both horses found the supplement palatable when mixed with a grass pellet and...

This is “Fella” a Canadian Sport Horse gelding that I trained up the levels in Dressage from a young horse. He and I successfully competed to 4th Level with many Championships under our belt. He is now a wonderful School Master for an Adult Amateur. When competing my horses I always worry about the stress that travelling and new environments can put on the horses. To have them work and compete at their best it is so important they maintain a healthy appetite when away from home. I have been feeding my competition horses Mad Barn Visceral+ for 5 years now and I have seen a huge improvement in all the horses. Its keeps their gut settled and their appetites strong so they can perform their very best. Our horses are athletes and they require exceptional nutrition. After seeing great results ...