Apple and Carrot Horse Treats

Apple and Carrot horse treats are the classic barn combination: real apple and carrot powders baked with rolled oats, whole wheat, ground flaxseed and a touch of molasses. If you do not know which flavor a horse prefers, this is the one to start with, which also makes it the flavor to buy as a gift.

Why horses love Apple and Carrot horse treats

• Two favorites in one treat: apple for sweetness, carrot for the flavor they know from the garden
• Carrot powder brings beta-carotene, a natural source of vitamin A
• Ground flaxseed for skin and coat
• No artificial colors, no preservatives

Best for: first-time buyers and gifts

This is our best seller because it is the flavor almost no horse refuses. Buy the jar for your own barn, or the pouch as a stocking stuffer, a thank-you for your farrier or a welcome gift for a new horse owner. See horse treat gift ideas.

Choose your size

6oz Pouch (168 g) – resealable stand-up pouch for training, trailering and shows.
14oz Jar (396 g) – wide-mouth resealable jar for the feed room or tack room. Best value per ounce.

How to feed apple and carrot treats

A few at a time, as a reward alongside a balanced, forage-first diet. Hand-feed on a flat palm and reward within a couple of seconds of the behavior you want. Horses with metabolic conditions or a laminitis history should be cleared by a veterinarian first. Read Apple vs Carrot: which do horses prefer?

Guaranteed analysis (estimated)

Crude Protein, Min. 9.5% · Crude Fat, Min. 3.5% · Crude Fiber, Max. 12.0% · Moisture, Max. 10.0%

Ingredients

Rolled Oats, Whole Wheat Flour, Molasses, Apple Powder, Carrot Powder, Ground Flaxseed, Water.

Storage

Keep sealed in a cool, dry place. Do not feed if treats appear moldy or discolored.

Apple and Carrot horse treats FAQs

Which Rein Treats flavor should I buy first?

Apple and Carrot. It is the flavor nearly every horse already likes, which is why it is our best seller and the safe choice for a gift.

Are apple and carrot treats good for horses?

Apple and carrot are the two most palatable flavors for horses. Carrot powder adds beta-carotene, a natural source of vitamin A. Fed in moderation they are a healthy reward.

Can I give these to a horse that gets carrots already?

Yes. A crunchy treat is easier to carry and portion than fresh carrots, and the pieces are small enough to reward often without over-feeding.

Compare all four flavors in our horse treats collection.