Tdove - 2015-07-14 10:31 AM I see the pictures and she looks good, just maybe could use a bit of weight. Platinum Performance is good and it looks like it is working for you. That horse is slick and shiny. My opinion, you are wasting your time looking for other supplements. They are simply that, supplemental. Only thing that mare needs is more calories and or better forage. Unless you up the calories or quantity of feed, I can guarantee you wont see any results. With nutrition, I feel you should start at the beginning and go from there. The very best forage you can find and plenty of it is the first place to start, followed by a good digestive supplement, if the digestive system is compromised, finally more concentrate in the form of good starch and good fat. That will take care of 99% of all horses. The other 1% have a medical problem of sorts that needs to be diagnosed by a vet. That in a nutshell is how I view nutrition and feeding health.

Tdove - 2015-07-14 10:53 AM 100 % agree! Vets are the last place to look. If you follow the outline and order I laid out, and your horse cannot gain weight or look good.... You need a vet because, either your horse has a disease, or has been poisoned somehow. Bottom line, that horse looks pretty good and unless he has been exposed to some contaminated feed, like you described to me Rachel, it just needs more calories. It looks good, just a bit thin. I would bet that 5 more pounds of good alfalfa, would fix it right up. There is no supplement in the world that can fix low quality hay or not enough calories in the diet. Doesn't PP have digestive aids in it?