Bluebonnet Feeds Intensify Ex-Factor Low Sugar, Low Starch Horse Feed
In a Nutshell
- Highly effective for horses with metabolic issues
- Recommended for long-term health management
- Occasional smell issues reported
Quick Verdict
This feed is highly recommended for horses with metabolic issues. The low sugar and starch content make it ideal.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective for metabolic issues (1)
Many users report significant improvements in horses with metabolic conditions.
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Prevents Laminitis (1)
Helps prevent laminitis.
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Low Sugar, Low Starch (4)
Ideal for horses requiring a low NSC diet.
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Improves Overall Health (1)
Leads to noticeable improvements in the horse’s overall health.
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Appropriate Formulation (1)
Proper formulation makes it suitable for a range of metabolic issues.
Cons
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Weird Smell (2) minor
Some users find the smell to be off-putting.
Tip: Over time the smell seems to improve.
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Small Horse Not Eating (2) minor
Smaller horses tend to refuse the feed because of its scent although some of them do accept it.
Tip: Over time the smell and taste seems acceptable as noted.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
- • horses with specific medical issues — the bad smell and texture is not ideal.
Durability & Care
Factors: quality of supplements used
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feed suitable for horses with Cushings disease?
Yes, many reviewers report positive results for horses with this condition.
Highlighted Reviews
"My Arabian mare has Cushings disease and is a hard keeper. I have tried all the low NSC feeds and she will not eat them, but this one she likes! Some reviews say it smells bad, it smells like bananas to me."
"This feed has a VERY strong smell, and my horse refused to eat it. I could barely stand to smell it too."
Bottom Line
Highly recommend this product for horses with metabolic issues. The low sugar and starch content make it safe and effective.