ProElite Top-Line Xtreme Topline Support Horse Supplement, 15-lb pail
In a Nutshell
- Effective for improving top line and muscle condition
- Strong vanilla smell can cause refusal to eat
- Gradual introduction helps with acceptance
- Priced higher but worth it for those seeing results
- Mixed user feedback on overall effectiveness
Quick Verdict
The ProElite Top-Line Xtreme Topline Support Supplement shows promising results but has issues with its strong vanilla smell, which some horses refuse to eat.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Strong vanilla smell can cause refusal to eat
Prevention: Gradual introduction and mixing with other feed
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Improvement (7)
Users report significant improvements in their horses' top line and muscle condition.
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Easy to Feed (4)
Horses generally like the taste and it's easy to mix into their food.
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Vet Recommended (2)
Many users received recommendations from their vets to use this supplement.
Cons
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Strong Smell (5) major
The strong vanilla smell can cause some horses to refuse the supplement.
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Expensive (2) minor
The product is considered pricey by many users.
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Difficulty in Introduction (2) minor
Some horses require gradual introduction to accept the supplement.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horses with declining top line condition — Effective in improving top line and muscle condition.
- • Owners looking for vet-recommended supplements — Many users received vet recommendations.
✗ Skip If
- • Horses sensitive to strong smells — The strong vanilla smell can cause refusal to eat.
- • Budget-conscious buyers — The product is considered expensive by some users.
Durability & Care
Factors: Dosage, Individual horse acceptance
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Gradual introduction
- 💡 Mix with other feed
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How do I introduce this supplement to my horse?
Gradually introduce the supplement mixed with grain to help your horse accept it.
Is this supplement vet recommended?
Yes, many users received vet recommendations.
What should I do if my horse refuses to eat it?
Try mixing it with sweet feed or gradually introducing it to help your horse accept it.
Highlighted Reviews
"I know some people are saying that their horse would not eat this supplement, but I know my horse is extremely sensitive to some food that smells strong, so I started off with a tiny little bit in his grain and each day I added a little more until I eventually got to the full dosage. This supplemen..."
"Wanted to love this product, but my horse refused to eat it! Tried everything (mixing with grain, wetting, apple sauce, etc) but there is a VERY STRONG vanilla smell. My horse actually refused to eat his grain with this stuff mixed in, and he’s not typically a picky eater!"
Bottom Line
If your horse can tolerate the smell, this supplement is effective. Gradually introduce it to avoid refusal issues.