I’ve replaced the Platinum Performance hoof support and GI with the Omniety. It’s been about a month and the one noticeable difference is their coats. They’re very shiny. Hoof support will take more time to see if it’s made a difference. One will not eat the premix but will eat the pellets no problem.

Absolutely love this supplement! It has help support my horses overall health.

Very impressed with this supplement! My horses look and feel amazing!

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.

Oh did you send me one?I guess I didn't know

I am very happy with this product. Price is reasonable and see results in cost and hooves. Love getting notifications on delivery and order status as well

If you’re looking for an affordable supplement that works, this one is for you. I never thought my horses would look this good without hundreds of dollars worth of supplements, and Omneity proved me wrong. My boys looks fantastic, their coats are beautiful, hooves are in great condition, and their health overall is so much better. I’d recommend this supplement to anyone who wants their horses to not only look their best, but feel their best. Thank you, MadBarn, for creating an affordable supplement that truly works!

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 young horses hooves are growing on this product and his coat is shiny.

Both of my horses who are not picking eaters will not eat it. It is just a large amount of a powder that struggles to I cooperate with the grain. While I like the fact that my horses seem to have a balanced diet, if they won’t eat it there is no point.