Horse Treats

Rein Treats are premium horse treats made with recognizable ingredients: rolled oats, whole wheat, real apple and carrot powders, ground flaxseed, dried peppermint and a touch of molasses. No artificial colors, no preservatives. Every flavor is baked into a crunchy, bite-sized treat that works just as well for positive-reinforcement training as it does for a well-earned reward after a ride.

Premium Horse Treats Made in the USA

Every Rein Treats horse treat is baked in small batches in the USA from six or seven ingredients you can read without a dictionary. Riders choose them because the pieces are small enough to reward often, the packaging reseals, and the flavors are the ones horses already know: apple, carrot, oats and peppermint. If you are looking for carrot flavor treats for horses, a peppermint treat that gets a picky eater's attention, or a plain recipe for a careful feeder, one of the four below fits.

Four Signature Horse Treat Flavors

Apple and Carrot Horse Treats

The classic barn combination. Real apple and carrot powders with rolled oats and flaxseed. If you do not know which flavor a horse prefers, start here. Shop Apple and Carrot.

Apple and Oat Horse Treats

Sweet apple with a hearty oat crunch. A familiar everyday reward for horses that already love their morning oats. Shop Apple and Oats.

Peppermint Horse Treats

Real dried peppermint leaves with carrot powder. The strong mint scent makes this the flavor for picky eaters and for training rewards a horse will work for. Read can horses eat peppermint for portions. Shop Peppermint and Carrot.

Carrot and Flaxseed Horse Treats

Simple carrot flavor with ground flaxseed, a natural source of omega-3 for skin and coat. Shop Carrot and Flaxseed.

Two Practical Sizes

Each flavor comes in a 6oz pouch for training, trailering and shows, and a 14oz resealable jar for the feed room or tack room. Trainers and lesson barns can order through our wholesale program. Buying for someone else? See horse treat gifts.

Horse Treats for Training

Every Rein Treat is bite-sized and crunchy, so it is finished quickly and the horse stays focused between repetitions. Pre-count a pouch before a session and reward only calm, polite behavior. Our guide to training a horse with treats walks through the method step by step, and the horse training treats page covers the pouch set.

Horse Treat FAQs

How many treats can I give my horse per day?
Keep treats to a small handful as part of a balanced, forage-first diet. Follow the guidance in our feeding guide and adjust for your horse's size, workload and body condition.

Are these treats suitable for horses with metabolic conditions?
Our treats contain molasses. If your horse has insulin dysregulation, laminitis history or a restricted diet, check with your veterinarian before feeding.

Where are Rein Treats made?
Rein Treats are made and shipped in the USA.

How should I store them?
Keep sealed in a cool, dry place and do not feed if treats appear moldy or discolored. See how to store horse treats.

Which flavor should I try first?
Apple and Carrot for most horses. Peppermint and Carrot if your horse is fussy or you want the most motivating training reward.