Organnact ATP Energy Supplement for Horses - 2.64 fl oz (78ml) - Boosts Explosiveness & Speed - Non-Doping, Green Apple Flavor

I got this to help where I volunteer at a rescue for animals. They have a few elderly horses they have had a long time that no one wanted. I had heard them talking about this and said they needed something like it for Henry the old man of the group, he barely moves he's so old and they said it's hard to get him out of his stall to clean it or to brush him or clean his hooves etc. This was really helpful when we gave it to him. It didn't give him the race stamina like it would a young buck. But it gave him enough energy to get out the stall, walk around and see the others. He even took a apple from me. We got to wash him and brush him down while someone cleaned his stall. He pooped out after wards but I'm so glad he got to finally get out of that stall for once. This seems to be enough for maybe 2 decent servings or 3 modest ones. The ingredients aren't full of fillers and the onsite vet seemed happy with the brand and ingredients. I think they may buy more for dear Henry.

We picked this up to help support a horse during recovery from a leg injury, hoping it might give a little extra boost during the healing process. I can’t honestly say for sure whether it directly sped up the healing itself, but I can say it didn’t seem to hurt anything—and we did notice the horse moving more freely and showing a bit more “giddy-up” in their step while using it. From an energy and mobility standpoint, that was encouraging to see, especially during recovery when you’re watching every little movement. It seemed to give a bit of pep without making the horse overly wired. Price-wise, it’s right in line with similar supplements on the market, so nothing felt out of place there. Overall, this is a supplement that appears to support energy and movement, even if the exact impact on healing is hard to measure. Reasonably priced and worth considering as part of a broader recovery or conditioning routine.

I'm not an expert with energy supplements for horses. Was most trying something for my older horse to feel better here and there. As with most things, I do tend to taste them before giving them to any of my animals. I'll admit this does have a very pleasant taste more like plums than apples but no nasty aftertaste. My problem is this is very runny and hard to administer. Once it's open it more pours out than like a thicker paste. My old horse didn't seem to mind the taste but seems a good bit just drooled out of his mouth rather than going down. So I ended up giving a larger dose than first anticipated. It's hard to say how well it worked as my horse didn't become super energetic etc, but I'd say he did seem a little more spry than usual. I can't speak for competition type use just know for my horse I'd recommend giving it in the morning as it does seem to take several hours to have any effect. I'll go ahead and use the rest since it's handy, but just for the runny aspect of it I don't see ordering more.

This was my first time using Organnact ATP Energy Supplement, and I wanted to try it on a barrel racing practice day before ordering more—and I’m really glad I did. I noticed a clear difference in explosiveness, speed, and responsiveness during runs, especially coming out of the turns. The energy felt clean and controlled, not hot or edgy, which is important to me when training. My horse stayed focused, willing, and forward the entire session. I also appreciate that it’s non-doping, so I felt comfortable testing it out, and the green apple flavor wasn’t an issue at all—no fighting it or turning noses up. The bottle is easy to use, and a little goes a long way. Based on this first experience, I’ll definitely be ordering more and plan to keep it on hand for both practice and competition days. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a safe performance boost for barrel racing. 🐎🔥

This stuff is basically the tube form of an "energy drink" for horses, although it does take a bit longer to take effect. (typically a few hours) In other words: ATP is commonly given to race horses for an additional "pep" (in races where this is allowed), however this is also used to basically help "wake up" elderly horses that you need to say get out of their stall to clean it or to move from one field to another. MOst like this taste, its an orangish that you can either directly apply or mix with something else, though I typically just "spray" it into their mouth using the bottle that functions also as an applicator. It's great to use sparingly, however horses do build a tolerance over time so I wouldn't use it everyday. However for the occasional boost this works well. Worked on one of my stallions that is getting up in years, and there's enough for 2-3 standard "shots."

Gave some to a horse by injecting it into an apple where I cut it in half and scooped out the core. He seemed to notice it was a bit different and was pretty happy about the variety. Hard to say if it made him stronger or faster since he's already a healthy young guy. It certainly didn't harm him any. The dispenser was cool too because it has a screw you can adjust to make it only deliver the intended amount. I looked it up and it seems the ingredients are tested and confirmed to be effective. I have no reason to doubt it.

I compete with my horse and honestly most performance supplements are just expensive placebos. This one though... I can't say I saw some massive transformation, but my mare did seem to have better stamina in her last two events. The green apple flavor means she actually takes it without fussing which is half the battle with oral supplements. The non-doping certification matters if you're doing sanctioned shows. Is it a miracle product? Nah. Does it seem to help a little with energy output during competiton? Maybe? Hard to quantify but I've repurchased it so take that for what its worth. Pricey for such a small bottle tho.