Company Reviews - Mad Barn

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Maria A 4 years ago

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I have an older gelding that was diagnosed with fecal water syndrome last September, not only did I try every single supplement under the sun in hopes they would help him and none of them did. Last week I decided to give this a try and I will never look back. He has dried up completely and looks so much better. I can’t thank madbarn enough for making such an amazing product!!

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barbarastaubin 4 years ago

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Omneity has been great for my Canadian mare who is the epitome of an easy keeper. She has been on it for 5 months and I'm seeing some amazing results in her coat (dapples and serious shine) as well as in her new hoof growth.

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Tracey Steeves 4 years ago

Sophie is a 17 year old chestnut mare that landed in our barn a little over a year ago. She started to have longer and longer heat cycles. It got to the point that her hind end was constantly covered in the black tar like substance that gets left behind with a mare is like this. From just below the dock of her tail to the top of her hocks was sticky stench. We had to bath it off constantly. She stunk and was not pleasant to be around. We could not even take her on a trail ride, if there was a male horse on the ride also. Sophie had to let them know she was a mare by stopping and squirting numerous times along the ride. We pastured the geldings on the other side of the property, but Sophie could not even walk down the shed row past a gelding without stopping and squealing and leaving a disg...

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arbaid 4 years ago

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Recently my daughter was given a 10 yr old Appaloosa, she has hind gut ulcers, I am going to say “almost” colicked 2x within a week. Did some research, bugged Scott and the MadBarn team a lot and decided on ODH. Now Miss Autumn would not touch her beet pulp/alfalfa cubes with the 5 or 6 pellets I put in her feed., This horse is the pickiest eater ever,, we tried apple sauce, molasses, everything we ended up syringing the pellets after soaking them for 3 minutes in hot water for 2 days. The next day she gobbled them up in there feed and the change is absolutely 100% amazing, This is a completely different horse, I have videos and pictures to prove this change in Autumn.

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Krista Hillier 4 years ago

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I’ve only been using this product for short of two Months now I. T new mare who I’m transitioning to barefoot and battling some white line... let me say WOW!!! I’ve already noticed the additional strength in her hoofs and the new growth coming in. Also her frog health has improved and even her coat!!! Can’t wait to see what 6 months or a year will bring!!! So thankful for a fb support group who guided me to this brand!!!

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Cassy Wunsch 5 years ago

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I started using Omneity in October for my weanlings to aged broodmares and small pony. All the horses look incredible, they have excellent weight, their coats are soft and healthy, tails are growing so thick and full and their feet are fantastic. Excellent product that compliments my horses hay and feed (Crimped oats, shredded plain beetpulp, ground flax seed and salt).

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Betty Ann Lucke 2 years ago

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While the majority of the analysis seems in order I have concerns about the ESC and Starch values because they are done by NIR and not wet chemistry - as was discovered when reading the sample submission form. The advertising on the Mad Barn website gave me the initial impression that the entire testing was done by wet chemistry as there is no listing of NIR in the advertising of the forage analysis product . ESC and Starch is specifically listed under a Wet Chemistry description. I have a laminitic horse and the sample came back with seemingly ’to-good-to-be-true’ values for the ESC and starch content. (Below 10%). With her health hanging in the balance I’m not confident that NIR ESC & Starch is giving me the best information to work with. I do not grow my own hay and cannot be sure of t...

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Alison Mitchell 2 years ago

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I ordered Mad Barn’s chasteberry for my pony with PPID, who’s ACTH levels remains stable on his regular prascend dose. My reason for supplementing with chasteberry this year (as well as his regular prascend dose) was to see if it would help in his spring shedding. Last Spring, despite having been on prascend since the previous early Fall, with a six month post ACTH level check (stable), it took him until June to completely shed out. His ACTH retest in September showed his levels remaining stable . This February I added chasteberry to his diet as well, and by early March he started shedding at the same pace as his equine companion without PPID.

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Deb S. 3 years ago

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My warmblood mare was diagnosed with metabolic syndrome last year after developing winter laminitis. Xrays confirmed she had mild rotation in both front hooves. I highly recommend the Mad Barn nutrition analysis, the information their team provided has been key in helping her recover. One of the recommendations was Jiaogulan. With the approval of my vet, we started using this herb and within a few weeks I began noticing positive changes in the hoof wall and the white line of her hooves. 9 months later her hoof walls are normal again and she is sound and comfortable. She is also on Amino Trace, in conjunction with the other individual recommendations made for her, and is looking better than she ever has. Thank you to the Mad Barn Team!!

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Laurel Heinen 3 years ago

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My gelding is now shiny even in his winter coat, he finally has a topline even though he's been off-work for a year, and his hooves (which were previously dangerously close to white line disease due to poor diet) are looking better and better by the month.

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