Company Reviews - Mad Barn

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Diane Vandenberghe 4 years ago

Already gave a review for W-3 oil. I wanted to give a review on the DIet Analysis. Was very pleased with the quick and professional response for a free Diet Analysis. Was glad that I was doing quite a few things right, yet it was recommended by the equine nutritionist to add the W-3 oil and the AminoTrace products, however, I have limited funds so decided to go with only the W-3 oil at this time, however, I will not hesitate to buy Mad Barn products in the near future. Will also recommend this company to others.

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Shawna Foxton 4 years ago

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Fast delivery and great service. Looking forward to seeing if the chasteberry powder helps my mares strong heats.

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Diane Vandenberghe 4 years ago

Verified Buyer

Started using it right away so have only been using it for about 3 weeks on my 24 year old Arab gelding. I have noticed his black coat is more shiny. My gelding had no problem with the taste as I mixed it with his senior feed and he licks his feed dish clean smacking his lips, but then again he eats most anything that's put in his feed dish! I purchased it to help with joint issues and so far haven't noticed any changes yet can't be too judgemental after only 3 weeks. The enviro pak wasn't the most user friendly and I ended up pouring it into a plastic gallon water jug instead, but I appreciate the company trying to use environmental friendly packaging. Very pleased there is a company in Canada and the free shipping is a huge bonus; only wish I had heard about Mad Barn before.

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Kennedy Almas 4 years ago

Verified Buyer

Excellent product! My horses all eat it with no issues and it helps keep weight on the hard keepers. Everyone's coats are so shiny and healthy. I find this oil better than the competitors and they are twice the price of madbarn. 10/10 recommend. One complaint is the new packaging, I miss the gallon containers that I could put the pump on. I saved an old one and just refill it now. Remember to shake it every day!!

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Nina Phillips 4 years ago

Verified Buyer

I've recently become obsessed with MadBarn. Their customer service is amazing for one and two I love that their products are no bullshit. You know exactly what your feeding your horse, they take all the guess work out of feeding. The Three Amigos has been working well for my horse with Cushing's, slowly but surely gaining his muscle mass back after a tough winter.

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Nina Phillips 4 years ago

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I really like this product over other probiotics I've used. It's a tiny amount, palatable, and no unnecessary ingredients.

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colleen.brown 4 years ago

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Recently purchased chasteberry for my gelding. Ordering was easy and was pleasantly surprised how quickly (within 2 days) I received the order. I appreciated having the option for free delivery when purchasing a certain amount. My horse is an older guy prone to laminitis, lacks energy and struggles with his weight (who doesn't :) ). He willingly ingests it mixed with some water. It's only been a few weeks since he started taking it so too early to tell how effective it will be. Fingers crossed.

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Sherry Gatten 4 years ago

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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...