I started giving Visceral to my young quarter horse after treating for possible ulcers. I really didn’t know if it was doing any good until I ran out of it and decided to see how he would feel. About a month later I realized that he just seemed unhappy, grumpy, and started objecting to the girth being tightened. His diet hadn’t changed with the exception of the omission of Visceral. I decided to order it again and he has been on it almost a week and his attitude has already changed for the better! He seems more pleasant when being ridden. His tail isn’t swishing and he seems more comfortable at the lope. He’s still a little girthy but even that seems to be improving after being back on Visceral for less than a week. If his demeanor and attitude continue to improve, Visceral will always be ...

I feel Visceral makes a subtle difference in my very difficult Cushings 26 yr old gelding. He gets a scoop as soon as I enter the barn, before the hay, before the fresh water… He exhibits less morning GI upset which he shows with a few hind kicks to the dutch door protective gate. I also feed him only soaked tim pellets (never any sugar or grain) and clover free, plain grass soft hay… (plus support supps) when I run out of Visceral, I do notice a difference in him.. I also feed it to my mare who weaves less due to morning hunger… they get fed a late night hay serving but there is still that 6 hr difference. The extreme heat (95-100) we are experiencing all summer is stressful for them especially now as their winter coats are beginning to grow and I feel Visceral is a good protective suppl...