SmartEquine Tri-Amino Amino Acid Powder Horse Supplement, 2-lb jar
In a Nutshell
- Elderly horses respond greatly to this
- Balances amino acids well
- Positive changes in muscles within a couple of weeks
- Rebottled product with formula discrepancies
- Exploring quality replacements for some horses
Quick Verdict
This amino acid powder has shown significant positive results with a majority reporting improvement in the top lines within a short period.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Efficacy (4)
Improves muscle gain in older horses
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Palatability (2)
Generally appealing to horses even the picky ones
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Affordability (1)
Cost-effective for the benefits it provides
Cons
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Formula Change (1) major
The product has undergone a formula change that affects its color and smell
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Effectiveness Issues (1) critical
Some reviews report no noticeable improvements or even weight loss
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent changes in the formula have led to a decline in quality and palatability
positive
mixed
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of older horses — Helps with muscle gain and weight maintenance
✗ Skip If
- • Those with picky eaters — Some horses may refuse to eat due to the new formula's unpleasant smell
Durability & Care
Factors: Storage conditions, Usage frequency
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a cool, dry place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How does the new formula affect the product?
The new formula has led to a darker color and a rancid smell for some users, making it less palatable for their horses.
Highlighted Reviews
"I tried several products to help my older mare gain weight and muscle, including Cool Calories and Amplify. I had minimal results with both of these. This product did the job and I noticed a difference within a couple weeks of use. It has a pleasant smell and flavor so it should appeal even to pick..."
"Uckelele sold to smart pak, who is now smart equine, and is making this now. It is definitely not the same product it once was, it's darker in color and smells like rancid milk, and is significantly less palatable, my horses are dumping buckets and refusing to eat it. I have fed this for years with ..."
Bottom Line
If you have an aging horse, this supplement can positively impact muscle and weight maintenance. Factors around the changing formula should not completely skew the decision.