Horse treats for your horse

Horse treats from Minerals by Nordic

What is included in Minerals by Nordic's horse treats?

Our horse treats are made from compressed fruit and vegetable pomace that remains after juicing the fruits and vegetables. They are free from grains and added sugars, making them a healthy option. You can read the complete analysis under the composition section of each product.

Which horse treat is the best?

Let your horse try and decide which treat it likes the most. You can buy our trial bag if you want to test the varieties before purchasing a larger pack. Our customers often describe Pur.Stixx horse treats as a favorite reward, while Minerals by Nordic's horse treats are perfect for training with varying sizes of pieces and great taste.

Horse treats for clicker training

For clicker training, we recommend Mini Apple & Carrot or Beetroot Hearts, which have smaller pieces. You can also use hay pellets or concentrate feed, such as Pur.Gastro, if you train with a lot of treats in your daily routine.

When can foals eat horse treats?

Foals can start eating concentrate feed and horse treats when they are a few months old and begin showing interest in it.

Popular horse treats from Minerals by Nordic

Beetroot Hearts horse treats

Small heart-shaped treats, free from grains, molasses, and additives. Contains corn, carrot pomace, beetroot, and rapeseed oil. Perfect for training and as a reward.

Mini Apple & Carrot horse treats

Small pellet-shaped treats, free from grains and molasses. Contains apple and carrot pomace. Ideal for training and clicker training.

Pineapple Rings

Ring-shaped treats with a pineapple flavor, free from grains and additives. A fruity reward after training.

Tummy Treats

Pellet-shaped horse treats with extra ingredients that are beneficial for the stomach and digestive system.

Höveler Pur.Stixx horse treats

Luxurious horse treats free from grains, molasses, and additives. Contains flaxseed, apple pomace, and chicory for better digestion. Available in flavors of herbs, rose hips, or banana.

FAQ: Use of horse treats

Which horse treat is best for training?

Minerals by Nordic's Mini Apple & Carrot or Beetroot Hearts are ideal due to their smaller size. Pur.Gastro can also be used as a healthy option.

How do I introduce horse treats to a foal?

Foals can start with treats when they are a few months old and show interest. Start carefully with small pieces.