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Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)

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Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax Treats for Horses (4 lb)

Manna Pro SKU: 1000927 Barcode: 095668937706

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Low-Sugar, Low-Starch Apple Treats for Horses

Product Description

Manna Pro Nutrigood Low Sugar Apple Snax are all-natural horse treats made without any added sugar or molasses, keeping naturally occurring sugars capped at 6.5%. Built on high-fiber beet pulp and soybean hulls, they support digestion while still tasting like the apple flavor horses go for. Good fit for overweight horses, ones with metabolic issues, or anyone who'd rather cut back on sugar.

Benefits

  • Low in Sugar and Starch: No sugar or molasses is added, keeping naturally occurring sugars capped at 6.5% and starch at 2.5%.
  • High-Fiber Ingredients: Beet pulp and soybean hulls provide fiber that supports healthy digestion.
  • Natural Apple Flavor: These treats use natural apple flavor rather than added sugar to appeal to horses.
  • Good for Metabolic Concerns: This formula is a solid option for overweight horses or those with metabolic challenges that call for controlled sugar and starch.
  • Convenient Training Size: The small cookie size works well both as a treat and as a reward during training sessions.

Ingredients

Natural Flavors, Linseed Meal, Vegetable Oil, Beet Pulp, Brewers Dried Yeast, Lignin Sulfonate, and Soybean Hulls.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Amount
Crude Protein Min. 8.0%
Crude Fat Min. 0.1%
Crude Fiber Max. 28.0%
Acid Detergent Fiber Max. 34.0%
Neutral Detergent Fiber Max. 48.0%
Dietary Starch Max. 2.5%
Sugars Max. 6.5%

How to Use

Directions for Use

  • Feed as a Treat: Give Nutrigood Snax a few at a time throughout the day as an occasional treat.
  • Consider Dietary Needs: Horses requiring controlled starch or sugar intake may have special dietary needs when receiving treats.

Additional Information

Precautions

  • Check with your Vet for Metabolic Conditions: If your horse has a diagnosed metabolic condition, confirm with your veterinarian how these treats fit into their overall diet.
  • Watch for Allergies: Keep an eye out for any sensitivity to beet pulp, soybean, or other ingredients, especially the first few times.
  • Discontinue If Spoiled: Skip any treats that look moldy, spoiled, or otherwise past their prime.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are these treats used for?

Ans: Low-sugar, low-starch treats for horses on a controlled diet, carrying extra weight, or just for owners who want to cut back on sugar. Beet pulp and soybean hulls for fiber, plus a natural apple flavor horses actually like.

Q2: What are the main ingredients in these treats?

Ans: Beet pulp and soybean hulls make up about a quarter of the mix, with linseed meal and brewer's dried yeast rounding it out. Natural flavors do the apple taste, no added sugar needed.

Q3: How much sugar and starch do these treats contain?

Ans: These treats contain no added sugar or molasses, keeping naturally occurring sugars at a maximum of 6.5% and starch at a maximum of 2.5%. That's meant to be a significant reduction compared to many standard horse treats.

Q4: Are these treats safe for horses with metabolic issues?

Ans: Lower sugar and starch tends to work well for horses with metabolic issues, but every horse is different. Check with your vet to make sure it's right for yours.

Q5: Do these treats support digestive health?

Ans: The beet pulp and soybean hulls are good fiber sources, which helps with digestion in horses. There's also brewer's dried yeast in there, which is often used for the same reason.

Q6: Can these treats be used for training rewards?

Ans: Yes, the small cookie size makes them convenient to use as a training reward in addition to being an everyday treat. The compact size also makes them easy to portion out in small amounts during training sessions or as occasional rewards.