Seems ok. My mare is getting used to the taste. I have her up to 3 scoops a day. Will bump her up to 4 scoops now. Her feet look better, but I also put shoes on her. Still checking it out.

It’s only been a couple of months since I purchased. My mare is a 23yr old Arab, and I was worried she wouldn’t eat the premix, but she loves it. I haven’t really seen any changes yet, so I can only give a 4 star at this time. Looking forward to some physical changes, mostly hoping to see a change in her topline, and increased energy.

This product does what it claims, replacing several other supplements such as Vit E and Selenium. Hoof health has also been supported well. The only complaint is it does have a strong odor which my fussy eaters refused to eat no matter what was added to disguise this odor.

Horses look great on it. It’s a little dusty when adding to the feed.

Great concentrated product. I would have liked to know that the 25kg came in a giant paper bag that does not re-seal. I did have to work up to the full dose over a few weeks, my horse can be picky with taste.

Hello! I am so glad you asked bc I have been meaning to reach out! I believe that this a great product however for my easy keeper who only gets this and beet pulp she is not pleased and will simply not eat. Clearly she is not a fan of the taste. She does not need any grain. Do you have any suggestions? Also I have tried beet pulp with molasses even though she doesn't need to molasses:) Thanks for asking!

My cow and donkey love this, but I couldn’t get the horse to eat it without oil and molasses to make it stick to his grain. Ultimately, I swapped to pellets, but the difference in his hooves, mane, and coat after a month have been phenomenal!!! No more sun bleached seal brown, beautiful DARK, shiny brown. I only marked it down because the horse wouldn’t eat it. The product was great otherwise.

This is a very good product. My only qualm is that some of the ingredients are synthetic. One of my three horses has an inflammatory condition and can't tolerate synthetic nutrients so he can't use it. The other two do well on it though; it gives them what they need alongside a simple diet of beet pulp, timothy pellets, salt, herbs as needed, and free choice hay.

My horses eat it mixed in with moistened forage pellets, so it’s palatable, that’s half the battle. My horses have good body conditioning and super shiny hair coats. I was hoping for improved hoof quality, and while their hooves aren’t bad, they have room for improvement, and I haven’t seen that since starting Omniety.

Really happy with the results I am seeing in my horses coat and hooves. It does take a little convincing him to eat all the powder though, he won't eat it if I just mix in the powder dry, so I usually mix it with a little Aloe juice so it sticks to the hay pellets better.