Andie from San Diego, CA
I actually had people say to me that horses don't need vitamin c, they make it for themselves. Maybe if they live on a grass pasture, with the proper amount of suppliments and light work, but not if they live in a stall like most horses in southern california. I started using this for my old mare, an ex polo pony who had mild lung problems that flared up now and then into bad colds and sometimes worse with runny nose and heavy breathing and all that. The vet was no help after the diagnosis, telling me that she needed to just stand around and not work or even get sweaty. At the time she was about twenty two. I have lots of allergies and know a thing or two about my own lung and nasal problems. Think, what do people do who get colds? They take vitamin c and fight them off, then keep taking it to keep healthy. I started to give my old girl vitamin c and she lived to be a very active and enthusiastic thirtysix. Don't get fooled by a vet or another horse owner who thinks they don't need vitamin c, it's a necessary thing to give your horse, if you don't have a green pasture.
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
from Utah
I have a Cushings pony that needs a good multi-vitamin, but he also needs some extra Vitamin E and Vitamin C, and this product is perfect! I don't want my Vitamin C combined with anything else, I just want Vitamin C. For a while I was resigned to crushing up vitamin C tablets for humans. This was extremely time-consuming and difficult, the tablets were never a complete powder, no matter how much time you spent, there were still little chunks that wouldn't mix easily with what I added it to. This vitamin C is great! Its a complete powder, and mixes easily with what ever I need to add it to. Also, it is very reasonably priced. A great product when you need Vitamin C by itself.
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Debra McGee from Utah
Great antioxidant, highly palatable, great for use with other supplements.
116 out of 217 found this review helpful