New Country Organics Non-GMO Beet Pulp Pellets Horse Supplement, 40-lb bag
Highly recommended supplement for horses, excellent quality and functionality.
The Hallway Feeds Balancer faces criticism for inconsistent quality, high price, and size reductions. While some users report good results, many are dissatisfied with the changes and are exploring alternatives.
Quality issues have been reported, with some bags being inconsistent in color and texture, and some horses refusing to eat it
Prevention: Check the bag for any signs of tampering or damage before purchasing.
Non-waterproof packaging
Prevention: Store in a dry place and handle with care.
Some users find the feed to be of good quality and effective for their horses.
The feed works well for certain horses, particularly those with specific dietary needs.
Some users had positive experiences with the product.
There are consistent complaints about the inconsistent quality of the product from bag to bag.
High price concerns hinder its overall value.
Problems with packaging such as ripped bags and non-waterproof materials.
Many recent reviews mention decreased quality and size reduction and frustration in the reduced quality and pricing.
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Factors: Horse preference, Environment, Quality in batch, product handling
No the quality isn't quite worth it anymore.
Fluctuations costs of feeds
Could be the new stuff being overstimulating
"Just tried this stuff and my horses love it. It's easy to feed, smells good and full of good stuff. Plan to keep my horses on Hallway feeds ration balancer!"
"While this is an ok feed, its inconsistent in color and texture from bag to bag, a few of my horses do not eat it well, and now they've reduced the size of the bag by 10 pounds but kept the price the same as the 50lb bags?"
Hallway Feeds Balancer is a decent choice but comes with significant pricing and size reduction concerns. Given the mixed reviews, potential buyers should weigh the benefits against the higher cost and inconsistent quality issues. Transitioning back to something tried and tested might be a better option.