I love your concept, but over time, my horse is beginning to reject the pellets. She automatically rejected the powder, so I switched to pellets and introduced them gradually. She now eats around them. I gave it a good shot, buy it's just not working for us.

Unfortunately, one of my horses wouldn't eat it, even when mixed with grain. The others did, but, I have a picky eater!

Will continue to feed to one of my horses for another couple of months to see if I see any results, but too expensive to feed to all of my horses.

Unfortunately my horse does not like the taste - perhaps add some type of flavor. Apple? Alfalfa? Something.

My first bag of omneity pellets had the wrong scoop size which confused me as I thought I should be giving more but followed the directions. Finally got through to customer service and got it figured out. Even on the half dose, you could see the changes in my gelding’s coat and feet. My second bag arrived and it’s kind of some pellets, some ground up pellets. Maybe a storage /handling issue? I’m assuming the quality is still the same . My guy has no complaints and gobbles it up. I’m only giving three stars due to the quality control issues. Otherwise, I’d give it five stars.

Great to have the diet analyzed and was very excited to start Omneity-P balancer. Excellent fast delivery. However my mare is refusing to eat it. I've tried mixing with her grain, with and without salt, oral peppermint oil, pancake syrup and nothing works. I'm quite disappointed

My horse looks great on it, I love that not a lot has to be rationed for my 1300 lb horse, but 1/2 the pellets are powder and end up left at the bottom of the feed bucket.

This is the first batch I’ve gotten in the past year that had very few pellets. Like it had been consistently shaken and reduced to more powder and less pellet.

I think this is an amazing vitamin and my horses have never looked so good …shiny coats and strong hooves. But lately they have not been wanting to eat it. I think maybe the heat/humidity affects the probiotics and it isn’t palatable to them in the warmer weather. I’ve tried fenugreek and soaked beet pulp or alfalfa.