Himalayan Pink Salt Lick - For Livestock

Easy to use, Comes with rope, and already has a large central hole bored out for quick and stable hanging (Pun Intended!). Great For Cows, Horses, and Other Cattle

FAQ

What animals is the Himalayan Pink Salt Lick suitable for? It is designed for cows, horses and other cattle. The block comes with rope so it is easy to offer to your animals.

How do you hang the salt lick? Each block arrives with rope and a large central hole already bored out, so you can hang it at a safe height within easy reach of your horse. Hanging also lets you rotate the block to reduce uneven wear.

Can it be left outside in the field? Yes, the salt is exceptionally hardy and weather resistant, so it suits field use as well as stables and horseboxes.

Where is the salt sourced from? This lick is mined high up in the ancient Himalayan Mountains, with nothing added and nothing taken away.

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The huge blocks of salt were mined high up from the ancient Himalayan Mountains and provide the ideal way to offer your horses or cattle a natural form of a salt with nothing added and nothing is taken away. Himalayan Rock Salt Licks are obviously distinctive by their colour, however it's not just this that sets them apart from other licks and they are believed to be one of the purest forms of salt (sodium chloride) available. This is good news as Horses and ponies require supplementary salt on a daily basis, and research shows that salt is the one nutrient that horses will self-supplement to balance their diet. We find our Himalayan Salt best as it comes without unnatural flavors that help encourage greediness! You find it ideal for use with...

• stables
• horseboxes
• field use

The salt itself is exceptionally hardy, much more than the conventional white salt licks you may be used to. Himalayan Salts' respective toughness is actually an important quality as it's very weather resistant, meaning you're safe to hang them up in the field for your horses and ponies. Hanging is desirable as it allows easy rotation of the salt, which in turn greatly minimizes the risk of uneven wear and ultimately helps to prevent premature breaking of the lick. Its hardness also really helps to stop horses and ponies from biting chunks off, a problem that otherwise occurs all too frequently, so it's a bit of a win-win situation! Feeding instructions: Hang at a safe height within easy reach of your horse.