One of my horses won’t eat it. I’m guessing because it is so salty. I am using powder form. I don’t love that product has synthetic vitamin e. My farrier raved about it and the price seemed good and I love all info that mad barn puts out. Haven’t seen great results for feet but summer can be hard. Horses have been on it for about 6 months. When I have had questions staff has been awesome. Not sure if I will stick with product.

Fine but way too many emails about it

Customer Service is outstanding. My horse refused to eat this product. Maybe should have tried the pellet. Went back to old stand by, he's at least eating it.

This is a nice product but my mare would not eat 3 scoops of powder. Too bad it is not offered in pellet form.

Unfortunately my horse wouldn't eat it

So far I haven't seen much change in my horses, then again they've only been on it for a month. Maybe the scoop should be larger since a 1000lb horse needs 3 scoops a day - didn't realize this, doing the math it is a lot more expensive than similar products

My horses didn’t like the powdered formula whatsoever. I don’t even consider them to be picky eaters. There were many times where I had to completely dump their feed and re-measure it without the powder so they would at least eat something (they’re on forage-based diets but do get a balancer with supplements). I switched to the Omneity pellets and they eat them right up! So if your horses are even the least bit picky, I’d save time and start with the pellets.

I am sure it is a good product….but my mare will NOT eat it….even when w-3 oil is added.

No remarkable difference from supplement

One of my horses does great on this supplement, but my Friesian stallion didn’t do as well as he does with the other multi-supplement I feed. Also, the serving is 4 scoops-that’s a lot!