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19,99 lei | 24,99 lei
Product title
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19,99 lei | 24,99 lei
Product title
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19,99 lei | 24,99 lei
Product title
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19,99 lei | 24,99 lei
Low-Sugar, Low-Starch Carrot Anise Treats for Horses
Product Description
Manna Pro Nutrigood Low-Sugar Snax Carrot Anise are all-natural horse treats made without any added sugar or molasses, keeping naturally occurring sugars capped at 6.5%. Made with high-fiber beet pulp and soybean hulls, so they're good for digestion and still taste like the carrot-anise flavor horses go for. Solid pick for overweight horses, ones with metabolic issues, or if you just want to 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 in horses.
- Natural Carrot Anise Flavor: These treats use natural carrot and anise 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, brewer's dried yeast, beet pulp, sodium bentonite, and soybean hulls (25%).
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: Offer 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 specific dietary needs.
Additional Information
Precautions
- Don't Overfeed: Too many at once can upset their stomach or add on weight.
- Check with Your Vet for Metabolic Conditions: If your horse has a diagnosed metabolic condition, ask your vet how these fit into their 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: These are low-sugar, low-starch treats. Good for horses on a restricted diet, easy keepers, or if you just want to cut back on sugar. Beet pulp and soybean hulls give the fiber, and horses tend to like the carrot-anise flavor.
Q2: How many treats can I give my horse each day?
Ans: A few at a time, spread out through the day, not a big handful in one go. If your horse is on a controlled starch or sugar diet, count these toward the daily total, and check with your vet for exact numbers if that matters for your situation.
Q3: 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 out the rest. The carrot-anise taste comes from natural flavoring, not added sugar.
Q4: How much sugar and starch do these treats contain?
Ans: No added sugar or molasses, so sugars stay under 6.5% and starch under 2.5%, both occurring naturally. That's a real cut compared to most standard horse treats.
Q5: 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.
Q6: What flavors does this treat come in?
Ans: This particular product is the carrot-anise flavor. Manna Pro also makes an apple flavor within the same Low-Sugar Snax line, so you can choose based on what your horse tends to prefer.