Sugar free horse treats

Read on for a healthy horse treat recipe for our horses that can't have too…

You can start feeding your horse pumpkin today! This Pumpkin Horse Treat Recipe is easy to make...

Keeping starches and sugars low is very important for the safety and well-being of many of our equine partners. This is a healthy home-made option if you would still like to offer treats.

With only a few ingredients, these horse and pony treats come together quickly and easily.

Crunchy carrot, apple, and oat homemade horse treats.

Horses love sugar cubes, but did you know you can make your own? These sweet DIY horse sugar cubes are sure to brighten any dreary winter day

Do you have horses with a sweet tooth, but hate buying expensive treats for them at the tack store? Did you know that you can safely bake your own horse treats that your excited Equines will love?! This wattpad cookbook will tell you some safe, tastey recipes that your horse will bound to love. These are all recipes I have made, and the recipes that I will post on this book are approved by my 'taste testers'! And remember, I am still cooking, so I will publish more and more treat recipes as…

These horse treats are designed for maximum flavor and crunch from a minimum of human effort. Similar to granola bars, these squares are cut from a block after baking. While it takes about 30 minutes of preparation to form the dough, most of that is oven time. Relax while the dry ingredients dehydrate in a […]

Treat your horse by baking these simple four-ingredient carrot cookies. We'll walk you through the steps and what you'll need.

This crunchy homemade horse treat recipe makes about 200 1.5-inch wafers. You can stash a handful in your pocket without breaking them. They last for weeks in an airtight container.

Horse friendly Halloween pumpkin horse treat recipe. No more tricks! Treat your horse with these pumpkin horse treats.

Treats that can be enjoyed by everyone in the family? Yes, please! This recipe is brought to you from SmartPakker Amy Cohan and can also be found on the SmartPak blog. So this past weekend I had a little extra time on my hands and was feeling festive, so I decided to do some seasonal baking. Like...

A moist, tasty, and healthy muffin! Perfect for breakfast, snacks, or tea. These muffins are sugar-free, but if you prefer a sweeter muffin, add a bit of sugar to the batter or sprinkle on top before baking.

One of the best parts about fall is all of the pumpkin spice-flavored beverages and goodies. Since you may not want to give your horse flavored coffee or donuts, BarnManager created a list of recipes for DIY fall-themed treats you can easily whip up for your favorite equine partner. Oatmeal Horse Treats From: LittleHouseLiving.com Ingredients:

Chia seeds are a fantastic source of Omega 3’s and my personal favorite healthy fat. While I typically give my horses about 1/3 cup of chia per day in their hay pellet meals, treats are another fun offering.2 or 3 treats per day should provide about the same amount.

10 Homemade Horse Treat Ideas for Horse-Loving Kids & Carrot Apple Treat. I have 10 homemade horse treat ideas for your horse-loving kid and a easy carrot and apple treat recipe. Also, look at Free Horse Unit Study for Your Horse Loving Kids. If you have a horse-loving kid, whether you have horses, they ride at a friend's or family member's, or even at a stable, I have a wonderful and simple recipe for a horse treat. Beyond that I have links to more horse treat ideas, facts, and book…

Everyone loves cookies, horses are no exception. My horse will do just about anything to get these homemade horse treats. Ive listed several, so you can choose by what you have on hand. My son and I have made these cookies many times and they are very popular in the barn, once Justin even tried one because they smell soooo good. (a little too salty, but he would have eaten it anyway.) The cinnimon and apples smells divine in the kitchen. I like to make several batches and keep the extras…

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Sugar cubes, apples and crispy carrots might be an equine favorite, but with the rise of Insulin resistance, sugar-free treats are the way to go!