In the winter you can add warm water when you want to treat your horse. If your horse is used to eating carrots and apples or other treats, there is no harm in tossing some in. You can soak them for a while, add your supplements, then mix and serve. While the occasional wheat bran mash makes you feel good, it does not benefit your horse and may even be detrimental to his health.
It makes better nutritional sense to develop a daily ration that you can easily add warm water to when you want to give your horse a little extra TLC. It makes everyone feel great, both you and your horse. Each product is scientifically formulated and made with high-quality ingredients at certified manufacturing facilities.
Kentucky Performance Products is proud to offer a quality assurance promise backed by a money-back guarantee. Kentucky Performance Products brings you horse supplements you can count on because the horse that matters to you, matters to us. Resist the temptation to feed the occasional wheat bran mash as it causes more harm than good.
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