“Everyone at the stables has made comments.”

A gray Arabian, and the usual problem.

"I was hired as a caretaker for Trinket, a 15-year-old gray Arabian mare," Rachel wrote. "One very common problem for gray Arabians is the development of skin melanomas and Trinket was no different: she had numerous melanomas all over her body." The largest, near her rear end, bulged out almost larger than a grapefruit; others were speckled through her body, pea-sized, one on her rump the size of a quarter.

On top of the melanomas came stiffness and mobility trouble from inactivity, enough to make her stumble now and then. Rachel later noted that Trinket's worst masses had erupted under her tail not long after she gave birth to a foal; that observation became part of the melanoma feed program she went on to build.

The mare behind the feed program.

"Her body obviously needed the extra 'oomph' internally to help deal with the poor immune health she had been experiencing, and that's where the Nzymes Sprouted Granules come in."

Trinket was the first horse Rachel helped this way, and what she learned caring for her became the melanoma feed program Rachel now uses with her own horses. "My experience in caring for Trinket taught me a great deal that I now incorporate with MY OWN HORSES." The full program lives in our Melanomas in Horses guide.

"Also, I wanted to let you know that Trinket just loves her Nzymes Granules. She really goes crazy as soon as she sees me open the bottle. It has become a new source of enjoyment for me."

"Her coat and overall appearance have improved dramatically! Over this last month, I noticed 4 inches of new hair growth at her mane and tail."