This course is excellent. Dr. Chris is personable and informed, providing the information in a calm and easily followed manner. The course offers lots of insights, all gathered from cited sources which gives me confidence that I can depend on its quality and veracity. The course length is good, taking a few days if you are taking lots of time to absord and reflect on the material. I think there may be a few issues with the sound quality from time to time which is slightly distracting but did not compromise my ability to understand the content and learn what I needed to know. I took this course as part of the Mad Barn team both as an opportunity to further my understanding and to test the course's functionality. I enjoyed it, I learned a lot, and I found the overall experience excellent...

My 26 year old mare experienced mild colic earlier this year for the first time. We went through the treatment and it reoccured a few weeks later. My vet suspected we were dealing with [REDACTED] as my mare was concurrently dealing with issues gaining weight, poor coat quality, reoccurring skin issues, and general ick. You could tell she just didn't feel good. I started her on this Visceral+ and a month later she was putting on weight, regaining topline, bright-eyed and sassy! Her skin issues have also subsided. I'm convinced her body was just fighting too much and thanks to this supplement she's getting all the nutrients she needs to live her golden years comfortably. A nice side effect of starting this supplement is you may also end up with a nice dark summer coat that isn't sunbleached ...

Monosodium phosphate is the only way to balance our rations - much appreciated! There is a remarkable excess of calcium compared to phosphorus in our soil, forages and (every) ration balancer we've added to the analysis, and the imbalance would be amplified for those on a feed or alfalfa hay due to caloric needs. This may be the only remaining, reliable and palatable source of phosphorus (without calcium), since Uckele seems to have ceased producing it (company was sold in 2023). A word of caution: not all soils and forages are imbalanced in the way ours are, so do your homework: get a representative sample of your soil(s), forages and any feeds (more than once), check the NRC tables, and do the math - consult your veterinarian and/or find a qualified nutritionist -- before adding this o...