Sully is a 3 yr old Appaloosa Gelding that I brought up from Texas in the summer of his weanling year. When he arrived he had a thick course terrible coat that really concerned me. No amount of grooming or good diet of “commercial” junior feed was helping. Then we noticed he was going bald and started scratching on anything and everything. We did blood test, skin scraping, skin biopsy and all was fine. We finally narrowed it down to a soy allergy and my vet wanted him off any commercial feed right away. We switched him over to oats and within a couple days he stopped itching. With Sully being a baby I knew he needed more nutritional support than what just hay and oats would give so that’s when the hunt for a soy free Vit/mineral began. My search quickly lead to Mad Barn Omneity. Sully has ...

I bought Shade a couple of years ago after working with her for a friend. They had had a terrible wreck together and both had their confidence shattered. After that incident the two just couldn't seem to connect. My friend was justifiably afraid of another potential serious injury, and Shade was afraid of well, just about everything. Sadly a scared horse and a scared rider do not make a good team, and so I was asked to work with her. I rode and competed her for a year before her owner asked if I'd take her. I was in love by that time, and we were making real progress, so of course I brought her home. We've been competing steadily ever since. Last Winter, Shade kicked her shelter wall and got her hoof caught up in the tin. When I first saw it, it looked as though someone had taken a mach...

My Andalusian horse Arador did not like the Amino trace plus, and he would normally just sniff his hay cubes which had the supplement in them, (even if I only put a 1/4 scoop in with his food) and just turn away from his food and refuse to eat it, and he loves his food. With the 10 amino Trace samples I was given to try I was not expecting him to like any of them, and when I started him on sample 1 , I was surprised that he ate it especially with the full scoop per feeding. He did not hesitate or even sniff before he ate it . so I expected as I got through the different flavors that eventually he would get one that he hated , and each time I was truly exp...

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 ...

This beautiful dun is my mom’s horse that we played with in our gymkhanas this year. She is a registered 5 year old solid paint quarter horse. She has the sweetest disposition and a gorgeous mover! She takes everything we throw at her in stride and has very level head to her! My mom won a buckle with her in her novice division which is an amazing accomplishment for their first year together. We purchased this girl last august sight unseen. We saw a video and fell in love with her instantly! She came from a well known show stable and was trained very well. She was giving us signs of [redacted] but getting her scoped wasn’t an option as we lived 5 hours north from a vet able to do the procedure. We decided to try her on the visceral mineral, I have seen other friends use this product with s...