Linseed... How long?

[Queenbee]

For those of you who use or have used it. how long would you say it took to begin to see results in coat condition?

Edited to say, sorry I just realised I posted in wrong forum... But if you could still answer it would be great

 

[Wagtail]

You won't see a change in the coat condition until it changes. This is because it has already grown and therefore no longer taking in nutrients. Just like your own hair, you cannot change it at the ends by what you eat. The only thing that can improve hair that has already grown id topical applications such as conditioners. It is the same with horses.

 

[Queenbee]

You won't see a change in the coat condition until it changes. This is because it has already grown and therefore no longer taking in nutrients. Just like your own hair, you cannot change it at the ends by what you eat. The only thing that can improve hair that has already grown id topical applications such as conditioners. It is the same with horses.

Ah fair point... me and my dippy brain!

 

[poiuytrewq]

Ha no I wouldn't have thought of that either!

 

[pinklilly]

I think you can see a difference quite quickly, though the health in the skin and the oils in the coat showing through.

 

[mandwhy]

I found for coat condition it happened quite quickly (like 2-3 weeks) as my mare's skin was dry and scurfy and itchy, so once it helped with that her coat started to gleam.

 

[HashRouge]

I started feeding my mare linseed in about February/ March last year, I think. I did notice a difference with her Summer coat when it came through, but it's only now with her Winter coat that she is really gleaming, she looks fabulous