Customer Reviews

Our 22-year old mare has been slowing down and the cold weather is really bothering her this winter. I was hoping these wafers would give her some relief and, after following the instructions for two days before she refused them from my hand, I tried crumbling them up in her grain. She loves her food and is not a picky eater but she carefully picked her grain out from around the crumbled wafers and, in later attempts, refused to take her grain at all when I tried to include the wafers. Judging by her actions and change in appetite while taking these, my guess is, they may have upset her stomach. It's a shame because the few doses I was able to get her to eat seemed to help her stiffness.

Just got my first bag of these. I was very excited to try them. Our horses LOVE treats, and this seemed like a great way to get some joint supplements to them. First off, the wafers are not so much wafers as they are rounded globs. Each horse had a lot of trouble eating them. The globs fell out of their mouths two to three times each, and had to be picked up and re-fed to them. That was disappointing. One horse foamed a bit at the mouth while trying to chew it. I think the only way I will be able to give them to the horses is by breaking them up into tiny bits and putting them in their meals. That's more work than I was planning - loved the idea of just popping treats into their mouths Just got my first bag of these. I was very excited to try them. Our horses LOVE treats, and this seemed like a great way to get some joint supplements to them. First off, the wafers are not so much wafers as they are rounded globs. Each horse had a lot of trouble eating them. The globs fell out of their mouths two to three times each, and had to be picked up and re-fed to them. That was disappointing. One horse foamed a bit at the mouth while trying to chew it. I think the only way I will be able to give them to the horses is by breaking them up into tiny bits and putting them in their meals. That's more work than I was planning - loved the idea of just popping treats into their mouths. Hopefully the health results many have seen with these will be seen with our horses as well. I'm marking it as 3 stars because each horse did eat the treat, and I will update it if I find there are good health results. … more

I tried to feed to my horse he refused. Tried mixing with grain and still no luck.

I have been purchasing this product from another supplier for a number of years. I can notice a big difference in my senior horse's joints if we run out. The other supplier was not reliable in prompt delivery hence affecting my horse. I recently discovered that chewy sells this product! I was so happy! Prompt delivery and my horse feels great!!

I bought a 10 yr old paint mare a month ago. She had a stiff left fetlock and when I picked up that hoof to clean it she always pulled her leg back. She was not being mean, it was just uncomfortable for her. I thought I'd give these a try and following the directions I've been giving her two wafers a day for the past week. I started to notice a difference on day 4, now 7 days in, she is lifting her left hind leg without any stiffness. I'm amazed at the difference in such a short amount of time!

Neither of my horses will eat this. Even tried breaking it up and hid it in their grain. They both refused to eat. Complete waste of money.

I have used Majesty wafers for yesrs on several different horses. The current one is 37 but doesnt act it!

Not sure how long I’ve been giving these to my mare not quite a month yet but I can all ready feel a difference. She’s a lot smoother when running. It’s nice to know she’s actually getting all her supplements. she likes to flip dishes and shove grain. If I didn’t give it to her before dumping her grain she’d probably shove it out and not eat it.

I truly can't tell you if this product works because my horse will not eat them. That should tell you something. Even broken into pieces, mixed with grain, he eats around them. Others have complained of the same thing.

I like the concept of this in a wafer for joint support meds and was hoping my horse, who is not a very picky eater, would take to it pretty easy but....unfortunately, it didn't work out that way. I tried numerous times but she would just sniff and turn away or leave it left in her feed bucket. I had so much left I tried giving it away to a few people at my stable but not of the other horses would eat it as well. I hate throwing away the product with the money spent but I will have to toss it and find another product.