Thanks - will have to check it out.

Just a note to let you know that WalMart carries organic chia seeds now too. $10.00 for 2lbs. Same as Sam's, but more easily accessible. They are on the baking isle. (So far so good...yea)

Check out the porta-grazer then you won't have to feed sand clear as they have food in front of them 24/7 grazing as horses are intended to do by nature. Great product - www.porta-grazer.com I am not a paid endorser/representative. I have one for my gelding. Worth every penny!

Just read nearly the whole website linked above. (thanks Marcia) I am going to give it a try. Estimating $5.00/lb works out a lot less then the supplements I am using for my old mare and a coming weanling, sand clear, etc. I'm hoping I will actually save money in the long run.

Sam's Club - I would never have thought that! Tried Winco, a local discount supermarket but they didn't have them. Good idea. :)

Fyi - yes! I feed chia seeds to offset the high omega 6's in my feed. I buy them at Sam's. About $10 for 2 pounds, and I only feed 2 tablespoons a day. I feel they are a must for competition horses if you don't want joint problems and pain.

Made my horses coats shiny, pretty quickly as compared to the other omega oils etc. Gets to be expensive though.

That's what I saw and got curious about the product. I ordered the trial 28-day size from them after doing some research. Was just curious if anyone else had tried chia.Just the aspects of ulcer and sand benefits were interesting.

I just saw this banner on the site. May want to check out the website http://equinechia.com/

Just reading about them as a supplement for horses. I wanted to hear from anyone who has experience feeding chia.