My experience with your equine nutritionist was wonderful. Linaya went through my horses diet with a fine tooth comb and one month later he is doing very well and has put on the weight that he was losing. It is such a relief and to have access to this is experienced professional is a testament to madbarn. Thank you.

I have been working with Melissa McGilloway MSc, BBRM at Mad Barn for several years now, for both my horse and pony nutritional needs. I continue to be so grateful for her advices and guidance, and accordingly I have two healthy, nutritionally balanced equines!

Love Mad Barn and the help I’ve received from the nutritionists! They truly care about horses and work to build a fully comprehensive plan for your horse. My mustang is thriving on their supplements and feed recommendation ( Unbeetable Forage Based Pellets) I recommend Mad Barn to everyone!

I am using this for my molly mule. She has very strong heats with a lot of outward displays. She has been extremely annoying to the other horses during these times and hard to focus during work. After starting the Chasteberry, her symptoms have been reduced drastically & she is better able to focus on working during those times.

My older gelding has been getting watery poops this winter since he went on hay. I tried this product and within 3-5 days he was getting better. It seems to have cleared up. I am very pleased.

My horse finds it tasty. Will be getting her blood drawn in two week to see if her Vitamin E and selenium has come up.

My 2 Senior horses do very well on this product. Show very little signs of Cushings. Just a little longer to shed out in spring

I own 35 horses! 2 Grand Prize horses, one jumper and one dressage horse. I had a sick older retired standardbred horse with laminitis. He was losing weight so put him on a number of supplements. M3, MSM, vitamin E and QC10. I also changes his feed to a sensitive to sugars diet. I am happy to say he is on the mend! Thanks Mad Barn

Really helped settled my horse’s stomach and regulate him when he changed locations and grain.

My horse is soon turning 25. He has been through 3 very wet muddy spring and fall seasons since starting on Omniety. His feet are great. He is no longer suffering from soft, spongy, tender soles. The only change in his diet was the addition of Omniety P, on my vet's suggestion, as we had already removed his grain because of his tendency to gain weight. We originally added the Omniety to be sure he was getting enough nourishment and the improvement to his feet was an unexpected and greatly welcomed surprise.