Farnam Cough Free Pellets Respiratory Health Supplement for Horses, Provides Respiratory Support for Horses with Seasonal Allergies or Stable Cough, 1.75 lb., 48 Day Supply

Keeps are Barrell horses healthy and well!

Works good

The reviews state that is smells chemically. Well of coarse it does. Had him vet checked and they said he just has allergies. I put baby fruit on top and my horse loves it. Thought he was all better so I took him off it for a few days and he started coughing again. Gave it to him and cough all gone. My horse is super finicky but I found a way for him to eat it and it works.

Purchased in hopes it would help our mustang with his breathing but it didn’t do anything for him. Not saying the product wouldn’t work for other horses thought it just wasn’t what mine needed. They did refund my money since it didn’t work!

Works wonders! My horses doesn't mind the taste and it works great! Thank you for a fabulous product! Worth every penny spent!

Bought this after my horse developed a dry cough recently, thinking a pelletized supplement would be easy to administer. When I opened the container the strong smell made me think, wow, that's going to be hard to disguise. Actually it is impossible to disguise, it does not matter what you add to it to make it taste better because they can smell it a mile away. Even this greedy eater will not touch it after having no choice for several feedings. (I even put peppermint candy it in, which she loves, with no luck.) I can't imagine how this made it out of feeding trials. I have to assume that none were conducted. I expect better from Farnam. I had read previous reviews about the powder form that people said worked well but since it was switched to pellets it is not effective. Don't know if they changed the formula. In any case, if they will not touch it it is useless. Update: After putting several pieces of unwrapped peppermint candy in the jar to minimize the smell, it is a little easier to use. Also sprinkled with Stevia so have been able to get the horse to reluctantly eat it and have noticed a reduction in the cough. If only they would modify the formula it could be a good product.

This product works well and my horse eats it right up.

I have a 21 yo arab mare that devloped a cough/wheeze during pasture board. Mostly dry lot, not a whole lot of grazing. She did have access to rounds, which im not a fan of. I was afraid the dust or maybe mold from the round was causing it. Planned to move her to a seperate paddock so i could feed squares. But i got her started on this stuff first. When i went to move her just FOUR days later, poof. No cough! She even ran herself silly (stress of the move), and not even 1 exercise induced cough. No more wheeze. Idk what the initial cause for her cough was, and maybe i cant prove this stuff is what cleared it up. But it wont hurt to try!