Soy-Natural-E ~ Soy Oil for Horses

My husband and I are the proud owners of a dark chestnut mare, named Angel, who we purchased two years ago.
When we purchased Angel she was in good health but her coat was not shiny and silky, her tail dock was dry and flaky,
and her hooves were dry and easily cracked. Shortly after purchasing Angel, I started her on one ounce of Soy Natural -
E in addition to her small ration of grain. Within a short time Angel's coat became soft, shiny, and silky as did her mane
and tail. In the sun, her coat is almost iridescent. Her tail dock is no longer dry and flaking; she no longer rubs her tail
and it is now longer, fuller, and less easily tangled. Her hooves, although good to start with, became less dry and
chipped/cracked less. After owning Angel for about six months, I was able to cut back on her ration of grain to the point
where she maintains her weight on hay, and now pasture, with only minerals and Soy Natural-E as supplements in her
diet.

In addition to the general benefits to her coat and hooves, one of the most important benefits to me of Soy Natural-E,
given that I board Angel at a facility where rain rot has been an issue, is that she has never had a spot of any skin
disorder, including rain rot. I attribute her lack of rain rot, when the horses in the herd she is in have had it, to the
amount of oil present in her skin. Finally, perhaps the most important side benefit of feeding Angel the Say-Natural-E is
the absence of wood ticks on her skin. We can go for a ride through tall grass and the horses with us come back with
numerous ticks stuck to their skin. I, on the other hand, may find a tick crawling up one of Angel's legs but Angel has
never had a tick stuck on her since we began feeding her Soy Natural-E. This is also the case when she comes in from
the pasture - she never has a tick stuck on her - while the owners of the horses in the same herd are pulling 8 to 10 ticks
at any given time off their horses. Susan - Minnesota

Dear Meyers,
I just wanted to let you know about our progress. I got my first three horses from the Deutsch's. They have been
wonderful but, I let them get too thin this summer. To make a long story short, I listened to the wrong person instead of
my instincts. By the time I realized how thin they were, it was fall and a bad time to put on weight. I got some soy oil
from a supplier because I was already placing an order for other things. That was very helpful along with the advice
from the Deutsch's. They started making progress. When I was ready for the next batch, I ordered from you guys, which
had been my intent to start with. I can not believe how much better yours is! All of the horses have put on the most
beautiful full winter coats! They are all shining and I even got to cut back some of their feed. They have only been on
yours a few weeks and WOW! I ordered more today. Thanks so much! Sarah in Arkansas