Win-Treats™ Treat or feed? 

WINTREATS™ are a Certified Organic Whole Food Product.

Each whole food ingredient is selected for it's specific nutritional content, including 55 vitamins, minerals, amino acids, nutrients and micronutrients.

Because WINTREATS™ is a grain-based product, it can replace up to 30% of any supplemental grain you may be feeding now with 100% Bio-available nutrition. Reduced bulk, more nutrition per pound than any feed product you can buy means you feed less bulk and save money. Nothing to measure, nothing to mix. Just follow the Recommended Daily Feeding Chart and in 6 to 8 weeks expect to see beautiful skin, a super shining coat, and that healthy vibrant look in their eyes. In 3 to 4 months you'll see better muscle tone, increased ligament strength, and the best hooves your horse has ever owned. And that's just the results you can see on the outside!

Of equal importance is what you DON'T get with WINTREATS™, NO toxic farm chemicals or pesticides, NO harmful processing chemicals, and NO poisonous preservatives as found in conventional feed products for animals.

WINTREATS™ is the only product you can buy for your Equine friends that deliver this diversity and volume of nutrition for less that a dollar per day. When it comes to equine feeding, there is a difference, and we make it!

Using WINTREATS™ as a Treat gives your horse an amazing, healthy source of delicious nutrition that makes them "come a running" when they hear you rattle that WINTREATS™ bag.

If you already feed treats, give them a whole food product they'll love to eat, with the added bonus of GREAT NUTRITION MADE FUNS

*Detox is generally recommended at least once a year.

Always follow the instructions of a qualified nutritionist or Veterinarian in regards to your horse's dietary program. In addition to proper amounts of quality forage and/or concentrates and plenty of clean, fresh water, follow the chart below to meet your horse's needs. It is an excellent practice to have both your forage and your water tested frequently, at least once with each new harvest season.

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