Ask the Pros: Equine Omega Complete Product Review
Product Review from Julie Foreman: First time utilizing Equine Omega Complete
Horse: Frenchman’s General, 2010 gelding.
Before photo: July 10, 2014 – Before using product
“This horse is somewhat a picky eater, and it’s a bit tough to keep weight on him. I believe the Equine Omega Complete definitely helped increase his depth. As you can see in the rear view photos, there is definitely an increase in size in his gaskin muscles.
You can see in the after photos this horse has gained a degree of depth in his muscles that he didn’t have in the original photos. I can also see a fullness in his flank that was not there before. It is August in Oklahoma and the heat/heat index has been keeping the temperatures in the 100-degree zone. He has not been kept inside, and while his hair is a bit sunburned, it is not completely dried out or sun bleached.
Overall, I am very pleased with the physical differences as seen in these pictures. His appetite has not been really strong with all this heat, and I reduced his grain intake from 10 pounds per day to 8 pounds per day. As these pictures show, at the least he has held his weight through this stressful time, and even appears to have gained muscle depth.
Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this trial program.”
Kind regards, Julie Foreman
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I have a 29 year old TB mare who is a very picky eater. I’ve just now acquired pasture for her, but we are moving into winter. (northern Arizona) She is on a Senior feed, 2X a day and I will supplement her pasture with alfalfa hay when the weather turns. Since I have moved her to the pasture, she won’t eat as much of the Senior as she was previously eating, not hungry I guess, but needs calories.
I want to see her with more weight on her. She still has a great deal of energy and on trail rides, younger horses cannot keep up with her. What do you suggest?