Stud Muffins Variety Pack Molasses, Cinnamon & Peppermint Horse Treats
In a Nutshell
- Enjoyable for most horses, texture and aroma may be hit-or-miss
- Some critiques about the strong scent and hard texture
- Can be great for a treat for some horses
Quick Verdict
Stud Muffins Variety Pack is generally well-received by horses. The molasses, cinnamon, and peppermint flavors are popular, but some horses find the peppermint scent overpowering. The treats are noted for their smell and texture, which can either be a plus or minus depending on the horse's preference. Some users mention that the treats are too dry and hard, making them difficult to break apart for hiding pills.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Great Value (4)
Many users find the treats to be a good addition to their stash
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Variety of Flavors (3)
The variety pack offers different flavors that horses enjoy.
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Soft and Moldable (3)
The treats are soft and moldable, making them easy to manipulate for pills
Cons
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Strong Peppermint Scent (3) minor
Some horses dislike the strong peppermint scent which penetrates other treats, even when only one contains the peppermint.
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Dry and Hard Texture (2) minor
The treats can be dry and hard, making them difficult to break apart.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners looking for variety in treat flavors. — The variety pack offers a range of flavors that horses find appealing
- • Owners needing to administer pills to their horses. — The soft and moldable texture makes it easy to hide pills.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with horses sensitive to strong scents. — The strong peppermint scent may be offensive to some horses.
- • Owners preferring chewy treats. — The treats can be dry and hard, making them less appealingfor other soft treats.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Both dogs and cats are good users of this product. They enjoy both taste and the enzymes and see Seniors speical supplementation as treat
Highlighted Reviews
"Our donkeys like these as much as the horses do. They all ask for more! Smell good enough for ME to eat!"
"I got these for my horses gotcha day /bday. He spit all flavors out and I tried giving to his buddies and none liked them. They smelled like coffee"
Bottom Line
Most users found these treats enjoyable, but there are some concerns about the strong scent and the texture. Some variants may be improved or alternitive if the horse is displeased with the peppermint. Additionally, while the nutritional content was not mentioned frequently, the consensus says horses enjoy it