Whatever the reason, if you think there is something missing from your horse's diet - you're probably right.

Micronutrient deficiencies in agricultural soils have been reported throughout the country. The intensive farming practices used to produce today's feeds are just one of the factors which contribute to this ever-increasing deficiency problem. Since deficiencies in the soils are inevitably reflected in the feed crops grown on these soils, most, if not all, horses have diets that may be lacking in a variety of micronutrients.

By definition, micronutrients include not only vitamins and minerals, but also as yet unidentified substances present in minute amounts, but essential for normal growth and development.

Micronutrients are essential for your horse to fully utilize his feeds and, consequently, to achieve his full physical potential. So, even if you provide the highest quality hays and grains and follow an effective parasite program - even if you use other supplements - many of your expensive good intentions may not be fully utilized and therefore end up on the manure pile.

Since 1975, an ever increasing number of horsemen have found that the micronutrients provided by SOURCE have made a difference between a "problem" and "no problem", between just "good" and "superb".

So if you ask, "Does my horse need SOURCE?"... the answer is YES.