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Mrs. Pastures® Cookies for Horses are hard little cookies that chins love to chew. Each eight ounce bag contains about 22 cookies. The cookies are made of oats, wheat bran, cane molasses, rolled barley, apples and water and they contain no preservatives.
Here's some more technical information about Mrs. Pastures® Cookies for Horses:
Cookie size: approx. 1 1/4 diameter by approx. 3/8 thick.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude protein not less than 11.5%
Crude fat not less than 2.0%
Crude fiber not less than 5.0%
Ash not less than 6.0%
Moisture not less than 9.0%
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I love these treat and so do my chin! When I give one to him he snatches it away and goes and hides it in his house. Its so cute it reminds me of a greedy old man!!!! I highly reccomend these but remember to many treats is bad for your chin!!!
-Amber
Saturday 11/27/2004 8:52 pm
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My chins love these! They are good and hard for their teeth, but also hard to break and they are very large. Once my chins get one they eat the whole thing, so I wish I could break them easier. They prefer these to the cookies I bake myself for them and to other horse cookies that I've bought. They are a bit pricey though compared to other horse cookies, but apparently they are way better. Just ask the chins!
-Amanda
Wednesday 8/25/2004 6:49 am
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My chin very much so dislikes these, he won't even go near them, it was just a waste of money!
-Andy
Friday 5/14/2004 9:37 pm
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My chins love these!! Chinworld.com sends a pack of three with every order. They're hard, so good for the teeth, and my babies consider them a special treat.
-Tina Thayer
Wednesday 10/15/2003 4:48 am
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I recieved a mini-pack of 3 Mrs. Pastures cookies for free with my last Chin World order. The chins I have given them to love them, and since they're so hard it's good for their teeth.
I've also found them to be a wonderful training aid. Since they last so long, they work better than small treats like raisins. I have one chinchilla who was very skitish about my petting her. Since she liked the cookie I hold it for her, not letting her take it, while petting her with my other hand. She allowed me to pet her with my full hand without getting nervous or running away. I think if I continue working with her like this she will be truly handtamed in a no time at all.
I plan to buy more of these cookies with my next order for sure.
-Chinny Otaku
Sunday 8/3/2003 4:30 pm
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