Comments: My new gut health favorite, especially when hauling during peak rodeo season. Far more affordable than treating ulcers after the fact. My horses eat it no problem when mixed with their normal grain and other supplements. 
From: Renae- Utah, USA

Comments: This was recommended by a friend and I was hesitant to use it. I have a senior, nervous OTTB gelding who I was planning to move to a new barn. I fed this two weeks before moving and didn't notice any changes. After the move, I saw the difference. My gelding was mildly stressed the first day but had a great appetite. I was shocked and he settled quickly and didn't lose interest in food or become depressed (which happens when he is stressed.) He didn't drop weight (typical OTTB weight issues) after the move so I am thankful that the Stress Relief really helped keep any stomach issues at bay for my guy during his move. I will keep feeding it since it really proved itself during a stressful situation. 
From: Julie - California, USA 

Comments: I began feeding this to my mare last summer after giving her daily electrolytes seemed to bother her. She became antsy and agitated and very high strung. After stopping the electrolytes and starting this clay supplement, she calmed down within weeks and was back to normal. I feed this religiously, and she surprisingly (it looks and smells very... dirty) eats it all, every time! 
From: Katherine - Sacremento, California, USA 

Comments: Been feeding this to my sensitive Ottb and I think its taken the edge off of her anxiety. I don't think its made a huge difference in her overall meltdown situations but I definitely think it's helping reduce the frequency of big blowups. I just do a mash (mix her grain with a bunch of water) and my mare eats it up with no complaints. Will continue to feed it to her. It also makes her poop very healthy consistency/color/frequency. I can tell this is helping to regulate her gut as well.
From: Marissa - Port Orchard, WA, USA