I canceled my subscription order because my horse would not eat the pellets. I tried all my tricks, but nothing worked. Not your fault, just my picky old gelding (the stinker). LOL

My horse refused to eat it. I tried adding a variety of flavorings but never could get any interest. I tried adding to her original ration balancer (which she likes) in tiny increments, but as soon as it got to be about a tablespoon (included in 1/4 lb of the original), she'd refuse the entire portion. I think the ingredients are great, and am disappointed it didn't work out for us.

They finally made the situation right, but it took FOREVER! They don't understand how "customer service" works OR what it is for,...

I know this is a good product, and that it provides much-needed support for all four of my horses. When they will eat it, that is! I wish you could find a way to make it more palatable. They filter it out and eat around it much of the time, especially the oldest, neediest horses. I’ll continue to try to disguise it and feed it but it is frustrating to find only the Amino Trace pellets left in an otherwise polished feeder!

My horse would not eat it

I think it is helpful but my horse doesn’t like it. It takes all day to get ½ dose down him.

I loved this product until my horses stopped eating their feed. I rotated through their supplements and it’s the Amino trace they don’t like anymore. Two will eat it no problem but the other two won’t.

I like the product. But this time is was dry and powdery. I like the pellet form.

Hi,my Morab mare doesn't like ke the Amino Trace pellets. I started with a small amount, soaked in warm water, for at least 15 minutes. Still hard.Horse spits lt out. Then I used a mortar and pestle to grind pellets to powder. Added the powder to soaked Timothy pellets, plus unsweet applesauce. She smells it, takes a taste, starts nodding her head and spits it out. I've read comments by others who've said there are 2 manufacturer and they had horses refuse a particular one. So she's not getting the nutrients she needs, to grow those hooves out. The W3 Oil is liked very well.

I only have one horse that will eat this product by itself and another horse will eat it as long as it is added to the ration balancer. The horse I purchased this for will not eat it at all.