Show your love with the Purina Nicker Makers Horse Treats. Your horses will love the crunch and hint of molasses in every bite of the molasses horse treats. These horse treats are the perfect complement to any horse feed, so you can feel good about rewarding or spoiling your horses.
Extruded treats are easy to feed and easy to eat with fun sizes and shapes
337 out of 345 (98%) reviewers recommend this product
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The treats are highly enjoyed by horses, donkeys, and some goats. They are described as delicious, crunchy, and the perfect size for rewarding and training. Customers appreciate the quality ingredient...
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Quskertown, PA
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
It's the talk of the herd!
16 days ago
My horses are all waiting at the gate when they see the Purina bag in my hand. They get quite animated and talkitive, as excited for the Nicker Makers as they are for apples. Great size for a treat and hold together well in my jacket pocket.
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Yes, I recommend this product.
Augusta GA
Reviews 10
5 out of 5 stars.
Use a reward for teaching
a month ago
I only give treats as a reward for learned behavior
Horses love these treats plus i think encourages horses to drink on the trail.
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Terrell, TX
Reviews 4
5 out of 5 stars.
My horses love them!
a month ago
My horses love these! I only give treats to help them stretch or after doing really good under saddle… except this one horse. He is hard to catch! So I make sure to have some in my pockets when I catch him!