My favourite Madbarn product! I’ve recommended this to many people and they all say the same. I have a stressy chestnut TB mare who has been prone to [redacted] in the past, was known as a face-puller who constantly pinned her ears and was tricky to saddle. She has been on Visceral since November 2018 and has not shown a single symptom of [redacted] related behaviour since. She is much easier to handle, no longer pins her ears and her temperament is much improved. People who knew this horse before, cannot believe it. Who knew a non-prescription product could make such a difference? I literally swear by this product and recommend it all the time. My only criticism is that the tubes are not available here in Canada, but I’m sure there must be a reason for this! *** Parts of this review have...

I have two older horses who require Previcox to reduce pain associated with joint issues that ended their riding careers. I have started using Visceral in an effort to limit the [redacted] inducing side effects of Firocoxib. I have noticed a change in behaviour, particularly in my 29-year-old mare. She is consistently more malleable and amenable to handling, as well as more tolerant with her pasture mates. I appreciate the research that supports this product; supplement manufacturers for the equine market need to follow this lead by Mad Barn. Horse owners want results from their supplement purchases, and riders who are committed to senior care of the horses that have enriched their lives need products that work. *** Parts of this review have been redacted to comply with Health Canada Regu...

After my top horse was rushed to a veterinary hospital for a severe colic, I turned to Scott for help, I just wanted my horse to be healthy, comfortable and happy. After a long discussion we came up with a basic simple plan to start him on the right track to health. Visceral was a key part of the plan as he was a sweet and gentle horse but definitely quietly suffered with anxiety on the inside. I keep him on a regular dose of Visceral all year round except on his down time in January and February. Since these changes, his coat and weight have improved and he has not suffered from colic in 3 years. All my competition horses are on Visceral as well during the show season and I can see a huge difference in their temperament when they are not on it and need to be. They will be girthy, grumpy a...