Horse Treat Recipes w/no Molasses!

Chrissy's Sugar Rush
1 apple
2 large carrots
1 tablespoons sugar
Watermelon

Chop the apple into medium slices. Cut the carrots into small pieces. Put them in a bag or Tupperware container. Cut watermelon into small pieces. Put them in with carrots and apples. Add sugar. Close bag or Tupperware, and shake until sugar isn't noticed.

Winter Mash
Bran Mash
Beet Pulp (pellets soaked for 24 hrs.)
1/2 cup Corn oil (can use olive or vegetable too)
Sweet Feed

Feed morning and evening mixing with warm water for the cold winter days. This helps maintain weight for the hard keepers, gives a shine to the coat and fills their belly with warm mash. Mix ingredients to a consistency your horse likes, each is different.

Healthy Equine Popsicle
1 cup carrot juice
1/2 cup apple juice
Carrot bits and pieces and/or apple chunks
1 teaspoon sugar
About 2 long carrots (optional)

Mix carrot juice and apple juice together. Add the sugar and mix until it has dissolved. Add the carrots and apples. Place in ice cube containers for bite sized pieces or put a long carrot in the center of a small bowl half way through the freezing process. The carrot will act as a stick. Put in the freezer overnight.

Maggie's Ice Cream Cones
Mix about 1/4 (one quarter) cup applesauce and a small handful of horse feed. Put in an ice cream cone and sprinkle with a bit of sugar. Add some oats and grated carrots and/or apples on top. We also put her pills inside if she has to take any type of medicine, and she just crunches away never noticing the medicine. Yum, yum... good!