Horse Treats with Postbiotics

Bars for Horses with Postbiotics - TOPICAL, 6 pcs of 85 g

This is a complementary treat for horses in a format that fits comfortably in the hand: the package contains 6 pcs of 85 g, and each individual bar is handmade. The base of the recipe is oatmeal, around which the producer arranges dried carrot, dried beet, flaxseed, and dried apples, adding sunflower seeds, dried celery, and beet syrup.

In the list of ingredients, you will also find a separate item described as postbiotic 10 g - the producer explains it in a footnote as inactivated yeast of the species Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

The dosage recommendation is clearly limited: a maximum of 1 piece per day, given as a reward or encouragement during training, grooming, or regular contact with the horse, and not as part of the feed ration. The format is compact enough that the bar can be given from the hand without measuring and without spilling.

Ingredients

The list of ingredients in the order provided by the producer:

• Oat flakes
• Dried carrot, dried beet
• Flaxseed
• Dried apples
• Postbiotic 10 g - inactivated yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
• Sunflower seeds
• Dried celery - allergen, check before feeding
• Beet syrup

First of all, celery: this is an allergenic ingredient, and in a stable where one horse may be sensitive, such an item in the list is practical information. Secondly, postbiotic: the producer lists it as 10 g within the ingredient list itself. Thirdly, the order - the list opens with oat flakes, and the vegetables and fruits follow closely behind, so the bar is primarily oat-vegetable, not a loose mixture bound by an additive.

Additionally, there are analytical ingredients, provided by the producer separately from the list (protein, fiber, fat, and crude ash), which you will find in the specification below. Finally, beet syrup: this is a sweetening ingredient that enhances palatability and makes the bar suitable as a reward, but also means that it is not a product neutral in terms of sugar.

Specification

How to Use

The producer provides one recommendation and one limitation, and both should be taken literally:

• Maximum 1 piece per day
• Give as a reward or encouragement - during training, grooming, mounting
• Do not replace part of the feed ration or bulk feed with the bar
• Give from the hand or to the trough, in calm conditions
• Introduce the new treat gradually and observe the horse for the first few days

For Whom

This format is for those who reward their horse regularly and prefer one larger bite rather than a handful of small pieces. The 85 g bar can be given whole or divided into several servings during one session, so one piece will cover the entire activity with the horse. The composition is broad: carrot, beet, flaxseed, apples, and sunflower - so it will likely appeal to horses that willingly eat vegetables and fruits, rather than very picky ones.

Pay attention to two things before the first serving: dried celery in the list and beet syrup, which enhances palatability but means that this is not a neutral treat for a horse with dietary restrictions. If your horse is on a controlled diet or has had metabolic issues, consult the decision with a veterinarian who knows its weight and history, rather than relying solely on the store description and ingredient list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bars can be given to a horse daily?

The producer states a maximum of 1 piece per day and formulates this as a limit, not a suggestion. The bar is a complementary treat, so it does not replace bulk feed or any part of the feed ration. For a horse on a controlled diet, it is advisable to discuss this portion additionally with a veterinarian before the first serving.

Does the product contain allergens?

In the ingredient list, the producer names dried celery, which is an allergenic ingredient, so you will also find it in the specification above. If your horse has had previous food reactions or is on an elimination diet, read the entire list before feeding and consult with a veterinarian.

How to store the package after opening?

The producer states a temperature of 15 to 25 °C and a dry and dark place, out of reach of animals and children. In practice, this means a closed cabinet in the tack room, not a windowsill or a box in the sun. It is advisable to close the package after each use, as moisture quickly spoils the structure of the bar.

Variants and Category

In the same line, the producer also has a smaller format: sweet cookies for horses and savory cookies for horses, each with its own recipe and daily maximum. All three items can be found in the category For Animals.

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Safety and Storage

Do not exceed the daily maximum stated by the producer, which is 1 piece. The ingredient list contains dried celery - check it if the horse is sensitive to food. Store the package at a temperature of 15 to 25 °C, in a dry and dark place, out of reach of animals and children; a horse that gets into the whole package consumes multiple times the recommended portion.

For a sick horse, on a controlled diet, or taking medication, make the decision to give the treat after discussing it with a veterinarian.

The product is intended solely for animals and does not replace a full feed ration or veterinary care.

Previous lowest price was 45,00 zł.