Horslyx Original Mini Vit & Mineral Lick
$14.95
Horse Treats & Toys
Horse licks and stable toys give a horse something to do while it is stabled, travelling or waiting at an event. This range covers Horslyx vitamin and mineral licks in several flavours, plus soft toys made for horses to carry, shake and play with.
They are part of our wider Stable collection.
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Licks vs Treats
A lick is a slow release block that a horse licks over time, rather than a treat eaten in one go. Horslyx mini licks combine a palatable base with vitamins and minerals.
- Original licks are a general vitamin and mineral top up.
- Flavoured licks such as mint and garlic suit fussy horses.
- Targeted licks add ingredients aimed at mobility or breathing.
Licks are not a replacement for a balanced diet. For targeted support, see joint supplements and electrolytes.
Toys for Stabled Horses
Horses that spend long hours in a stable can get bored. Soft toys made for horses give them something to pick up and play with, which can help with restless behaviour.
Always check toys for wear and remove any that are torn. For horses that are anxious rather than bored, see calming supplements.
Keeping Horses Busy Between Feeds
A slow feed net from hay nets stretches out eating time and is one of the best ways to reduce boredom. Store licks and treats in a sealed bin from stable storage.
Not Model Horses
These toys are for horses to play with. Model horses and collectibles for kids are in horse toys and figurines.
Brands in This Category
Stable toy ranges include Kentucky Horsewear and Waldhausen.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Horslyx mini lick last?
It depends on the horse and how often the lick is offered. Some horses lick slowly and a mini lick lasts for weeks, while others chew and get through it much faster. Offering the lick for set periods, or in a holder, helps control how much a horse takes in each day.
Are horse licks safe for every horse?
Most healthy horses can use a lick, but check the label for sugar content and feeding guidance. Horses prone to laminitis, insulin resistance or weight gain may need a low sugar option or a limit on access. Ask your vet or nutritionist if your horse is on a restricted diet.
Do horses play with toys?
Many horses do, especially young horses and those that spend long periods stabled. Soft toys can be picked up, shaken and carried, which gives a bored horse something to do. Every horse is different, so introduce a toy under supervision and check it regularly for damage.
