Baileys Outshine - it is worth the cost?

[phantomhorse]

As the title says really. Used a bag last year at about this time. I only fed a little and it lasted me a couple of months at least, but at £35'ish a bag, is it really worth it? Want it for added coat shine.

 

[eoe]

I feed my three on it and I think its worth it as I don't get much time for grooming and they still look they are strapped on a daily basis.

 

[longtalltilly]

Yes, I think it is!

 

[TGM]

The advantages of using Outshine over straight oil are:

* Improved palatability for those horses who don't like straight oil
* Contains Vit E and selenium which is recommended when feeding high amounts of oil
* Less messy than straight oil

So it depends whether those factors are important to you. If not, and if you only want to feed a little for coat shine, then straight oil would be much, much cheaper and just as effective!

 

[jrp204]

I have just got my first bag so will be interested in seeing how it goes, i was lucky as i won a voucher for a 20kg bag.

 

[custard]

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The advantages of using Outshine over straight oil are:

* Improved palatability for those horses who don't like straight oil
* Contains Vit E and selenium which is recommended when feeding high amounts of oil
* Less messy than straight oil

So it depends whether those factors are important to you. If not, and if you only want to feed a little for coat shine, then straight oil would be much, much cheaper and just as effective!

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What she said! I actually found it good VFM over straight oil as it's also a broad spec supplement anyway. If you are feeding say two mugs a day for shine and condition then it probably works out cheaper especially for a single horse.

 

[josiesmithuk]

doesn't Baileys endurance mix contain outshine, so works out cheaper to buy that???

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