On the Third Day of Horses, my true love gave to me...three sparkling salt blocks.
You know you're a horse person if you've tasted a salt block.

Image: PriceGrabber It's easier for a horse to eat loose salt, but that can turn into a mess outside where the rain and snow can fall on it. I think the best solution is to have salt blocks (Compare Prices) outdoors and loose salt in the horse's stall or run-in. A tip I learned a long time ago was to keep your salt block in an old milk crate. That way it can be moved easily.

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I have information and tried and true self tested results on Himalayan Salt for my friends and my horse. I’d love to discuss with you. We are feeding for a year now. Do you have any experience with this?