Sunny has been on Omneity for almost 3 years. Before feeding Omneity, Sunny’s hooves would never grow and would crumble- I could never keep shoes on her and she would always be sore. Since she’s been on Omneity, very seldom does she lose a shoe and her feet stay relatively good if she does. Her weight and coat have always looked good on it as well. I use Performance XL Electrolytes during a competition to keep Sunny on top of her game and stay hydrated during hot summer show days. When shipping to new places, I like to give Sunny Visceral+ Paste, as she can be a bit of a stress ball when going to new places and I like to keep her stomach settled with it. I usually put Sunny on W-3 Oil during the winter months to keep her extra plump, and it helps if she gets any stiffness from not moving...

Distinctive Bay, known as Eddie in the barn, is a 2013 OTTB who only raced a total of 8 times before being retired due to being a ‘roarer’. Originally purchased to be a sales horse, Eddie quickly displayed all sorts of potential and talent. Eddie was given the winter of 2016 off and started up in the spring as a lanky 4 year old. He came with us when we went down to North Carolina for a few weeks in the spring and did miles and miles of hacking and even began jumping a few tiny cross rails. He had an easy summer and fall learning how to be in work as an actual riding horse, before starting back up again in 2018. He once again went down with us to North Carolina to start his season at his first dressage show. However, late that spring and early that summer he struggled so immensely with ul...

Good afternoon, I just wanted to share with you my experience with your product. In the spring I purchased a very well bred lovely paint mare. Being a show horse she has been campaigned and hauled. Two weeks after brining her home we noticed that she was uncomfortable and her stomach was all tight. I believe she had been on a supplement at the show barn I bought her from and the added stress of a new strange environment had her upset. We suspected [redacted] as is common with show horses. I went to my local tack store and asked what they suggested. Your visceral + product was the choice. It was one of the most expensive products on the shelf but if it worked and made Tilly comfortable that was fine. Within 2 days there was a drastic improvement of my mares condition. I could tell if her ...

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 14 yr old TB gelding has been on Visceral for 2 months and I have noticed a huge improvement in his physique and his temperament. Prior to Visceral , I knew something wasn't 100% with my guy. He was thin, struggled to gain muscle, bit anyone that got too close, and was very spooky, despite being fed 3 times a day, having access to hay all day, and being ridden 4-5 days a week. Now, 2 months later, he is looking really healthy. He is gaining weight (and being fed the same amount as before), his coat is super shiny, he doesn't bite people anymore, and things that made him spook before, are not as big deal. These changes took about a month to notice, and now he seems really happy, content, and eating everything in sight! I would highly recommend this product to anyone, especially t...