Manna Pro Nutrigood Flax Snax Cinnamon Treats for Horses (3.2 lb)

Omega-3 Cinnamon Cookies for Coat and Digestive Support

Product Description

Manna Pro Nutrigood Flax Snax are baked cinnamon cookies enriched with flaxseed and brewer's dried yeast, giving horses a tasty treat that also supports coat health and digestion. Flaxseed gives them Omega-3s for the skin and coat, and brewer's yeast helps with digestion and nutrient absorption. Fed as directed, they're a treat that won't throw off your horse's regular diet.

Benefits

• Omega-3 for a Healthy Coat: Flaxseed meal provides Omega-3 fatty acids that help support a shiny, healthy coat.
• Supports Digestion: Brewer's dried yeast is included to help support healthy digestion and nutrient absorption from the diet.
• Cinnamon and Oat: A blend of oats and cinnamon gives these treats a flavor most horses find appealing.
• Won't Unbalance the Diet: These treats are designed as an occasional reward that won't throw off a horse's regular daily ration when fed as directed.
• Easy to Portion: Individual cookies make it simple to control how many treats you're giving at a time.

Ingredients

Vegetable oil, rosemary extract, oats, mixed tocopherols (as a preservative), wheat flour, salt, rice flour, flaxseed meal, sugar, cinnamon, wheat middlings, citric acid (as a preservative), and brewers dried yeast.

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How to Use

Directions for Use

• Feed a Few at a Time: Offer one or two cookies at a time as a treat, rather than feeding a large handful all at once.
• Stay Under the Daily Limit: Keep it under 8 ounces a day so you don't throw off their regular diet.
• Use as an Occasional Reward: Think of these as extras, not something to swap in for regular feed.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Watch for Allergies: Keep an eye out for any reaction to wheat, cinnamon, or other ingredients, especially the first few times.
• Don't Overfeed: Going over the daily amount can mess with your horse's regular diet balance.
• Check with Your Vet for Foals or Restricted Diets: Consult your veterinarian before feeding these treats to foals or horses on restricted diets.
• Discontinue If Spoiled: Skip any cookies that look moldy or spoiled, don't risk it.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are these treats used for?

Ans: They're baked cinnamon cookies for horses, with flaxseed for Omega-3s and brewer's yeast to help with digestion. A treat that's a step up from the usual sugary stuff, without losing the taste horses actually go for.

Q2: How many can I feed my horse each day?

Ans: One or two cookies at a time is plenty, and try to stay under 8 ounces a day total. That keeps things from throwing off your horse's regular diet.

Q3: What are the main ingredients in these treats?

Ans: Wheat flour, wheat middlings, flaxseed meal, and oats make up the base, with cinnamon for flavor. Brewer's dried yeast helps with digestion, and mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract keep things fresh naturally.

Q4: Will my horse actually like these treats?

Ans: Depends on the horse, honestly. Some go right for the cinnamon and oat flavor, others hold out for something different, especially if they're used to another treat. If yours isn't into it, might be worth trying a different flavor or style.

Q5: Do these treats support coat and hoof health?

Ans: The Omega-3 fatty acids from flaxseed are included to help support a healthy coat. Some versions of this product have also included biotin for hoof support, though the current ingredient list may or may not include it depending on the specific bag, so check the label for confirmation.

Q6: How should I store these treats?

Ans: Keep the bag somewhere cool and dry, out of the sun and away from moisture, and seal it back up tight after each use, that'll keep the cookies from going stale or moldy before you get through the bag.