Pala-Tech Equine F.A./Plus Granules, 4 lbs., 60 Doses

Liked this - I think - still in the trying stages. (I think I hit the wrong button and asked a question that should have been under a different product - apologies!). Going to get another month's supply and see. Might go for a third time too. I thought I'd see a difference quicker ... :)

I have ordered this product before, but this batch was different. All orders prior to this have been the same color and consistency of my original purchase which I bought from my vet. Upon opening this batch it smelled oddly of chemical and the consistency was not fresh and pliable. A week after opening the product, it was clumpy and hard. I was giving this to my horse via my vets recommendations for some weepy eye issues and minor skin issues. Until this order ,( which I returned) I have been happy with this product. However, I will look elsewhere for an alternative..

This product was recommended by my vet for my 25 year old quarter horse mare with itchy skin and poor coat condition. The first month she received two scoops a day - once in a.m. once in p.m. and within 5 weeks, there was a noticable difference. After the first month we've reduced to one scoop a day and she is still maintaining a beautiful coat. The visual changes are remarkable, with only this addition to her diet, all other hay and pasture access has remained the same. At her age the vet said to keep her on it until a bloodtest in Spring and she may stay on this supplement for the rest ofher life. Highly recommended.

My 25 y/o Arabian mare and 9 y/o QH mare are both on this product for more than 2 years. Arabian has Cushings, arthritis, allergies and other issues. This product has boosted her system and her coat is shiny and hooves are in excellent condition. She often has teary eyes b/c of her allergies and this product really helps to alleviate the allergy symptoms. My QH has a beautiful coat and healthy hooves. I receive many complements on my horses appearance and will continue to use this product daily.

When my horse turned 10 he began getting hives in late fall or early spring. We tried anti-hitsamines, steroids, you name it. He does not itch and it does not affect his repiratory system. He gets large bubles filled with fluid. Sometimes they look like a donut. It will drain down and create large deposits at the belly. On his face and shoulders they will burst and it looks like tree sap. He rarely has any on his butt. The only thing that helped to keep it down, and it was a last resort, is the FA granules.This year I started him on it in September, hoping to catch it before it starts. So far-so good.