Horse Treats

Your Horse Farm, Tips and Advice for Your Horse Farm

Crunchy carrot, apple, and oat homemade horse treats.

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You'll have happy horses (and goats) when you make these simple molasses treats made with just four ingredients.

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

You'll have happy horses (and goats) when you make these simple molasses treats made with just four ingredients.

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 in

One of the best parts about the holiday season is making Christmas cookies, so why not make them for your horse as well? Check out some of BarnManager’s favorite equine holiday treat recipes that your horse is guaranteed to love. Hang a stocking on your horse’s stall and fill it with these easy-to-make homemade cookies.

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