Diy Horse Treats No Molasses

Homemade horse treats ingredients.

Diy horse treats no molasses. Homemade oatmeal horse treats. Recipe courtesy of michelle n. My horses are far from picky so whether it s a win or a fail they always seem pleased and luckily don t mind eating slightly crispy. Offer the cooled treats to your horse and if any are left save for further use by storing in.

Bake for 15 minutes and let cool. Whether you re dealing with a dull coat hard keeper senior or just want to maintain your horse s current condition these treats can help you get on the right track. Spread apple slices in a baking dish. 2 chopped or grated carrots.

Anderson of the horse magazine. Easy no bake horse treats these no bake horse treats make a great reward after a long ride or as an easy way to get healthy natural supplements into your horse s diet. Grease or line a baking sheet to keep the treats from. Add in the oil oats and molasses.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix honey 1 handful oats peanut butter and applesauce in a bowl. 1 cup applesauce tweet treat your horses or goats to a yummy snack using this simple recipe homemade horse treats directions. Take the peppermints and press one peppermint into the middle of each ball to make a cookie.

These can be adjusted to the size you want but this mixture usually makes 4 6 horse treats. Take a small handful and roll it into a ball. Recipe pre heat your oven to 350 degrees. Combine the ingredients together and mix well using a blender.

Preheat your oven to 350 f. Not only is it a fun way to spend the afternoon it s also a great chance to experiment with our own ingredient combinations. Stir and put in microwave for 45 seconds. I tend to make mine smaller and get about six treats out of it.

3 cups oats i used quick oats 1 2 cup flour. 2 cups grated carrots about 4 large carrots 2 tbsp vegetable oil cup molasses 1 tsp salt 1 cup oats 1 cup flour optional. 2 1 2 cups old fashioned oats. Making homemade horse treats is an activity that both me and my kids enjoy and we re often trying new horse treat recipes.