Equus Magnificus The German Low Starch, Low Sugar Beet Horse Treats

I'm going to start off by saying that my gelding is a picky eater. He will only eat carrots, apples, the regular German Muffins, and a few different types of horse cookies, but he was recently diagnosed with EMS and Cushing's so his diet had to change completely to accommodate that. Unfortunately, my picky (and stubborn) gelding does not like these; although I tricked him a few times and he ate some bites without pulling a face but caught onto me. All the other horses who aren't picky eaters love these just as much as the regular muffins. Being a horse owner, I did take a taste of them to compare and the difference is that these aren't as sweet and have a stronger molasses flavor with a slight I'm going to start off by saying that my gelding is a picky eater. He will only eat carrots, apples, the regular German Muffins, and a few different types of horse cookies, but he was recently diagnosed with EMS and Cushing's so his diet had to change completely to accommodate that. Unfortunately, my picky (and stubborn) gelding does not like these; although I tricked him a few times and he ate some bites without pulling a face but caught onto me. All the other horses who aren't picky eaters love these just as much as the regular muffins. Being a horse owner, I did take a taste of them to compare and the difference is that these aren't as sweet and have a stronger molasses flavor with a slight aftertaste, but they aren't too bad. … more

I own a 40+ horse facility. We get horses from all walks from top show competitors to rescues from neglect and kill pens. Hands down every horse will eat these cookies even our pickiest eaters!!!

Hi folks, Domino here to let you know that my mom finally found an acceptable treat for my royal taste buds. Since I have Cushings, and Insulin Resistance, and Hypothyroidism (and heart disease but that’s beside the point) I can’t have any sugar or starch. And I have to take a nasty little pink pill. Anyone who thinks that pill isn’t nasty should try chewing it up themselves. Mom hides it inside this treat and she thinks I don’t know it’s there, but I do. It’s just that the treat is so good, I don’t care. And it does somewhat overwhelm the bitter flavor of the pill so I like that. Everything else she hid it in was not acceptable, I’m glad she finally found these treats. Wonder what took her so Hi folks, Domino here to let you know that my mom finally found an acceptable treat for my royal taste buds. Since I have Cushings, and Insulin Resistance, and Hypothyroidism (and heart disease but that’s beside the point) I can’t have any sugar or starch. And I have to take a nasty little pink pill. Anyone who thinks that pill isn’t nasty should try chewing it up themselves. Mom hides it inside this treat and she thinks I don’t know it’s there, but I do. It’s just that the treat is so good, I don’t care. And it does somewhat overwhelm the bitter flavor of the pill so I like that. Everything else she hid it in was not acceptable, I’m glad she finally found these treats. Wonder what took her so long? She’s really slow sometimes, especially around breakfast. Tsk, tsk. Now if I could only convince her to use a whole treat instead of a third, life would be just grand again. … more

Literally, my horses follow me around when I have these treats. They must be delicious, because my guys love them. Also, they are soft enough to break apart with my hands... both of my horses are geriatric and cannot handle a treat this big (not enough good teeth). But I break one treat into numerous pieces, so they go pretty far.

Wanted to give my senior horse a low sugar treat, but he had a difficult time eating these. They are very chewy are hard to break into smaller pieces.

I bought these to try to open up and conceal a pill for my horse. They are very very hard. My horse will eat them but I'm just not happy with the texture. They are pretty large and so hard.

High quality low starch and sugar beet pulp treat for horses. Especially great for laminitic or cushing horses. Can also hide a pill inside. The treat is large and can be broken into several bitesize pieces without crumbling.

I am always looking for low sugar, low starch treats for my horse. These are great and my horse loves them. Gizmo thanks you for making such good horse treats.

Horse love these treats, easy to break apart for smaller sizes.

Horses mouth them and spit them out. They are large balls, very hard, and difficult to break into smaller bits, which they might have liked better.