Horse likes to eat it

I began giving Aminotrace to my 26 year old mustang in May of 2025. He is my retired driving horse. He developed laminitis in June and as part of his treatment plan my veterinarian had recommended that I start him on Insulin Wise. I showed her the container of Amino Trace that I was already giving him. She looked at the ingredients and said that the Amino Trace was a better choice for Baxter. So, Amino Trace became part of his treatment plan. I'm happy to say that he has recovered well and is continuing his daily Amino Trace.

Very happy with my horses condition on this supplement. I see healthy good growth coming in with a clear line where I changed supplements. Not sure why - but my horse tested low on selenium last time I checked even though his ration balanced has selenium added in sufficient amounts. Glad that after 2 months on Amino Trace his selenium levels are in the normal range again.

None of my horses will eat this even with carriers they love. I still have a whole bucket of it, but cannot return it. I will try to give it away.

Amino trace has been a game changer for my miniature horse. Thank you! He is in better shape than he has been in many years!

Excellent supplement for my metabolic pony - low iron makes it stand alone in the supplement world !

I just started one of my IR horses on this after using a combo of Omneity, Premix, MagnaChrome and Optimum Digestive Health. AminoTrace+ contains all that and more so I'm saving money and time. I expect it to be just as effective but since I've only just started it I can only say at this time that horse 1, not a picky eater, finds AminoTrace+ very yummy!

My horse likes eating the supplement. I would by it again.

My horse has been on this for all most eight weeks at this point and I’ve already noticed his hooves are looking stronger and less chippy. This was the first time in a WHILE that the farrier came and he didn’t have an abscess. I’m sold! It might be unrelated but his coat is even shinier.

It is wonderful helped my horses feet grow when nothing else did.