Farnam Sandclear Natural Psyllium Crumbles Digestive Aid 10208

I have been giving my four donkey's this for years. It works so great! I give them each a half scoop for 5-7 days on a monthly basis and it keeps them regular. We live in a place where it can be very dusty and the weather can be extreme so I truly feel this has saved me a lot of money in vet bills! I use to buy a smaller container from Tractor Supply on a monthly basis but there was always issues with inventory and for the price... this is more bang for your buck definitely.Cash, Willy, Miss Dawn and Key (Kiki) say thank you!

I wish I had fed this daily to every senior horse I've had for 75 years!

I buy this product to add to my horse's feed for the first week of each month. He lives in an area with sandy soil. This product helps move out any sand in his digestive tract. Too much sand in the digestive tract can cause problems such as colic. Colic can be fatal if not managed well. Since using Sand Clear, he has not had any such issues.

I have not tested my horse’s manure after using this product yet, but before using he had a significant amount of sand. This review is mostly a quality thing.Product came clean and mold-free. It smells like fake apple, and my horse ate it readily, though he is not a picky eater. I attached a picture of the pellets since I couldn’t seem to get a clear answer on whether this was pellets or powder, and the “clever” crumbles name wasn’t clear either. It is a pelleted version, though they are small. The scoop in my photo is the 5 oz scoop included in the 10# bucket.I had read that psyllium should not be fed wet, and my gelding gets his senior feed wet every day, so I fed this with a handful or two of his dry feed before his morning meals. He ate it just fine.

I refilled one of my smaller buckets from this and think I can refill 2-3 more times. Was a great value to buy the larger version. I give this to my horse instead of something like Metamucil. He eats it like normal grain. It is recommended by my Veterinarian since we have such sandy soil here in S Florida. When the weather turns cold here (32 last week) my horse tends toward colic because he doesn't drink enough. I give him this daily then along with mixing as many buckets of blue frost gatorade as he'll drink. It's saved me hundreds on emergency vet bills. And, my "delicate flower" horse loves it.