Formula 707 Psyllium Pellets Equine Supplement (3lb Jar)

Thos product seems like a good value compared to some of the other products for sand colic. This is my first time to use it so we'll see how it goes. It's very easy to feed the horse as a serving sizes are very small. After the initial load month you only feed for 3 days for subsequent months. Hopefully this will do the job economically.

I was ordering another brand which is no longer available. I was surprised to find 707 has psyllium product so ordered one. I just did the first month on my two and both ate it with no issues. I also think it’s going to last longer than the old brand because I won’t be feeding as much. I have always trusted 707 so hopefully I can keep getting it on here.

Took a month before I noticed change in my mare

To be honest horse colic is a catastrophic event but so low frequency/base rate, that I’m not sure that 1 month is long enough to know if the product works as intended. Although to be fair, a year of use might not be enough to know for sure, either.So I’m going off what’s known about the benefits of the main ingredients. If my horses did not spend the vat majority of their time in a sand paddock (not my first choice but inevitable for now), I would not be using this, but since they do it does bring me peace of mind.I think the cost for the first month/loading dose is a bit high, since most horses also take hay, grain/balancer and a number of other supplements. But, it’s a good price compared to alternatives, and after the initial loading dose you only need to give it 3 days/month. So at that point it becomes rather attractive in my horse’s situation.As far as taste, my piggie Haflinger loves anything and eats this straight up. My Appaloosa while also enthusiastic about certain foods told us he will not eat it by itself, thank you very much. So we split his daily balancer into am and pm and give this mixed in. He eats it then. Minus one star for that, although that pony also refuses all fresh berries, so can’t fault the product too much for taste. At the end of the day he’ll eat it mixed in and that’s what matters.I recommend it if you need Psyllium husk for your horses, and will keep buying it until my horses can move pack to the pasture.

I'm hoping this helps my horse. I usually use another brand. My only complaint, the top lid seal was partially broken, and now won't stay sealed. so I had to transfer to a different container.