Pennwoods Organic Essential Mag, Magnesium for Horses Supplement, Aids in Glucose Metabolism, Reducing Stress and Provides Calm for Your Horse, 5 LB Bag

Started my horses on this a month ago now and I have already noticed calmness and hoof improvement

Horse magnedium. White powdery. Very fine substance. I prefer to use the more granular magnesium.

I have had my equines on magnesium of various brands/types over the years. It seems to help with so many things. This is favorably comparable, and seems easier to eat than straight mag. Even my picky eater will eat a quarter-scoop of this (he usually turns up his nose at any supplements, so a quarter-scoop is a win for him). Seems like a quality supplement!

This has a strong lemon lime scent to it. If I put it in dry feed my horse won’t touch it. If I put it in mush he will eat it

I have a very sensitive gelding. He is very watcheye on the ground, he thinks everything is out to get him. I have to be careful how fast I move around him, it's that bad. I used this product until I ran out of Magnesium. I can say with 100% confidence it helped his mood and he became less reactive. I think it is pricey but most equine products are. I wish it was more affordable. I am a believer in this product and therefor trust this brand because it worked to settle my gelding down. I would continue to use equine magnesium-based products and this brand.

This magnesium supplement absolutely works for my wife's horse. She said the product and smells great and is very palatable...her horse is somewhat picky and doesn't hesitate to eat when this is added to his feed.It is not gritty like other magnesium supplements that she's tried, and is confident that her horse is noticeably shinier and that his muscles feel less tight. Additionally, he seems a bit more calm and focused. Hard to say if the supplements are the reason behind these improvements in his health and behavior, but that's been the only change in his diet.She feels that it's a good value, as she's been using it for over 2 months now and still has a decent amount left. She also absolutely recommends it.

I got this for a 24 year old Paso Fino mare who competes in both endurance and NATRC. She's highly sensitive, probably has PPID/Cushings and extremely hard heat cycles.However, she will NOT eat it and will go on a hunger strike for up to 2 days after I add this to her feed.I tried a full scoop for a few days and she stopped eating, leaving most of her grain.I waited a few days after removing it from her diet, and once she was back to eating, I attempted to split the serving in half.Once again, back to a hunger strike.She has been on a different company's magnesium oxide with zero issues, so she -will- eat grain with MagOx.I gave up trying to give to my mare and opted to see if my 16 year old Rocky Mountain gelding would eat it (he is slightly less sensitive, but is starting to exhibit some symptoms of PPID/Cushings), and he devours it with zero issues.So, unfortunately I'm unsure if this would have resolve the issues with my mare as I cannot get her to try it, and my gelding doesn't have the same issues.

I have an older thoroughbred who's on the extra spicy side of her ancestry even though she's retired from all forms of competition and only does light riding so finding a supplement that helps calm her down and she will eat is a must have.I like that this product is Organic and family owned.My first thought of this Magnesium supplement was that it was rather expensive. However once I received it I see that it uses Magnesium Glycinate rather than Magnesium Oxide, which is what most supplements use and is a very cheap and not readily absorbed type of Magnesium. Magnesium Glycinate is also less likely to cause diarrheaAfter several weeks of adding this to her evening bucket I've seen a marked improvement in her excitability and have seen a much calmer horse.I'll definitely be buying this again.