Great product, I bought it to add a little more zinc and copper, to my horses forage balancer. I live in high iron area. And needed this to balance it out. I really like that it’s more palatable than other Zn/Cu supplements. My horse, licks her mash bucket clean.

Quick ship and product perfectly balances out high iron in our water and grasses. Horse don't mind it at all.

Exactly what I need

This product was recommended by a farrier who applied a padded shoe to my horse’s hind leg. The padded shoe was part of a rehabilitation plan for 18 weeks. The farrier that took over was amazed at the healthy growth at six week intervals as the hoof was trimmed and the padded shoe reapplied. I have continued with this product and the healthy growth continues to impress my barefoot trimmer every five weeks.

I’m very pleased with this zinc copper blend! My horses tend to sun bleach badly in the summer and now they’re the only horses with shiny dapple coats in the barn at this point in the summer. Highly recommend!

Great

My horse has dappled for the first time in the two years I have owned him!!! I am sure that is due in part to adding this zinc+copper to balance our iron-rich soil and water.

She eats it in her feed. It balances her diet. As always, service is perfect!

The 3:1 Zinc Copper supplement has REALLY made a big difference for my 6-year old IR morgan. It has helped balance our high-iron hay and water (hay test was ~430 ppm iron). I am feeding it in combination with Spirulina and Omneity. His insulin level was 200 a year ago - very high risk for laminitis. He went to a trainer and lost 200 lbs, but when I got him back, he started gaining weight even with regular exercise. After adding the Zinc Copper over fall and winter, his insulin test at end of April 2025 was 47.7 (10-40 is Normal). He is nearly in the Normal range. He has slight fat pads behind his shoulders yet, so I may increase his ration of Zinc Copper to 1.5 scoops. He's currently getting a heaping scoop.

Easy to use. Horses eat it well if it’s mixed in some grain. I have yet to see results for sure but I know our pasture and hay is very low in copper so this gives me peace of mind.