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The Maxima Mix 'N' Munch Fruit Cocktail Horse Treats are designed for equine owners seeking a wholesome, reward-based snack that prioritizes natural ingredients. Featuring a diverse range of 12 distinct fruit flavors, these treats are ideal for positive reinforcement training or simply pampering your horse. However, owners of horses with specific dietary restrictions regarding high-sugar fruit intake should exercise moderation, as the natural fruit content provides a significant flavor profile.
| Model Part Number | BAT-43661 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maxima |
While they contain no molasses, they are fruit-based and contain natural sugars. Consult your veterinarian before adding any fruit-based treats to an insulin-resistant horse's diet.
Yes, but it is recommended to break the treats into smaller, bite-sized pieces to prevent choking and manage intake.
No, Maxima Mix 'N' Munch treats are formulated without artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
Yes, this product does not contain soy ingredients.
Keep them in a cool, dry place, ideally in an airtight container once opened to maintain optimal freshness.
The mix includes 12 flavors; try offering a different variety from the bag to identify your horse's personal preference.
Ensure the bag is sealed properly and stored in a moisture-free environment; high humidity can affect the texture of natural treats.
These treats are ready for immediate use straight from the bag and require no special preparation. To maintain freshness, keep the bag tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent the treats from softening.
They are compatible with horses of all ages, though you should break larger treats into smaller pieces for ponies or senior horses with dental concerns. As with all treats, they should be treated as a supplement to a balanced diet and should not exceed 10% of the total daily nutritional intake.
