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HorseSalt Brand Himalayan Salt is healthy for your horse

HorseSalt Brand Himalayan Salt is healthy for your horse

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Karen Clark, Rainbow’s End Farm, Buffalo, MN

Why You Should Be Using HorseSalt Brand Himalayan Salt Licks For Your Horses:

  • It’s Good Nutrition - Himalayan Salt is good, heart-healthy salt.  Regular Salt blocks have had the goodness baked out of them - Himalayan salt has not.  Lower stress and see better health in your breeding stock,  competition horse, or even just your pasture pal.
  • It’s Convenient For You - No more lugging around slippery, uncooperative pressed blocks that hurt your fingers, back or whatever body part they hit when you drop it. Take them on the road, to shows or trail rides - they are easy to move with your horse.
  • It’s Long Lasting - even when exposed to weather, these blocks last much longer than old-fashioned pressed blocks.
  • It Sports Reusable Packaging - HorseSalt brand Himalayan Salt is carefully placed in a clear, reusable, poly drawstring bag, perfect for preserving and transporting small grooming supplies, yummy horse cookies, or even organizing your own hair accessories…
  • It’s really cool - hang these blocks in your horse’s stalls, and you’ll be the envy of everybody else in the barn.

Those Smashed Fingers And Achy-Breaky Backs Belong To The Past!

Hi, I’m Patricia Reszetylo. I’m a long-time equestrian, and future Olympic competitor. I know exactly how much you hate those heavy, no-grip, back-breaking, finger-smashing, old-fashioned salt blocks, because I’ve struggled with them plenty myself over the years. And always hated them. So I found the perfect solution for you, the busy, savvy horseman of today: Himalayan Salt Licks! These are mined from eons-old deposits in the Ancient Himalayan mountains. And as you can clearly see in their rosy color, they contain the trace minerals and elements that your horse needs. In fact, Himalayan Salt is much healthier for your horse (and other livestock), than the baked-and-pressed salt blocks on the market today!

News Flash: No More Salt-Lick Blues For Today’s Savvy Horseperson!

  • Weighing in at a miniscule 2.5 pounds for the individual size, up to 6.35 pounds for the large herd size, they are a cinch to handle, carry and hang - even a 5-year-old child can hang these.
  • No nasty wire frame to try to mount, bending nails and smashing fingers and then have to remove anyway. EVEN BETTER: your horse can’t knock it to the floor and pee on it! (And even if he does somehow manage that, just scrub it off and re-hang)!
  • They are mined salt crystals, so even when they are hung outside, they don’t melt into mush.
  • They are economical enough to hang one in your horse’s stall at home, and another in the trailer. He gets his salt!
  • They are rock hard, so your horse CAN NOT eat it - he licks it.
  • They are extremely healthy for your livestock. “Regular” salt blocks are still essentially Sodium Chloride, but the processing they go through literally bakes all the life out of the crystals. This leaves your animal with something that sucks the water out of his cells, leaving him bloated; and using an excessive amount of energy to utilize. Himalayan Salt crystals are easily absorbed into the system, using little energy and only a fraction of water, leaving plenty of energy for what you REALLY want him to use it for - playing with you!

Come on into the 21st Century - put Himalayan Salt Licks in your barn, paddocks and pastures. Forget about struggling with those old-fashioned nasty, slippery, back-breaking, finger-smashing, mind-of-their-own salt blocks of the past.

Imagine how cool you’ll feel and how envious your friends will be of you when they see these hanging in your horse’s stall! You’ll be the center of attention - the trend setter in your barn - when you’re the first to use them!

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