My older mare has thin soles and gets sore sometimes. This last bout was going on for weeks. She does not like to be stalled and wants to be out with the other horses. I had the vet, I had the farrier, wrapping, everything but she was still in pain. I had to make her a makeshift stall in the round pen to keep her quiet where she could be out and be around the other 2 horses. Then I started her on Quiessense. What a difference, she calmed down and she started getting better! She’s not 100% but at least she’s not in pain. I highly recommend this product. I am convinced that it was the missing link in all I was trying to do to help her. She’s a feisty 26 year old Arab/quarter.

I have had my horses on this product for years. Two of them have metabolism issues, so Magnesium and Chromium are indicated to be in their diet. The third horse has an issue with self-regulation, so hopefully the Magnesium helps him feel more calm.

My Belgian quarterhorse mare, once so mellow and laid-back, has suddenly become quite spooky, uncooperative, and very aggressive towards her stablemate. We started using Quiessence 2 weeks ago and noticed a change almost immediately. She now seems to be back to her old self, although we will continue to use Quiessence to maintain her calm behavior. And see if we can get the farrier to come back!

I have been feeding Quiessence to my gelding for years because of IR. It really does work well for him. I ran out this winter and figured he'd be ok because there's no grass until spring. Big mistake! I did not take into account the sugar content of his feed or occasional treats. He began having problems with his hooves within a month. I'm glad tractor supply had it in stock and after a few weeks he is improving. I will never run out again!