Horses need a salt block...period. Access to it should be provided every day. We keep larger ones in tubs in our paddocks (in tubs to keep them out of the dirt/manure) and one in each stall. We use the small ones in our stalls and actually place them in the bottom of the feed buckets. I have found this to work better than using the wire holders made for stalls.....my horses LOVE their salt and those poor wire holders take a beating!

Pros: This is a necessary item!

Cons: Place appropriately

These salt blocks are designed to fit into the Morton salt block holder. They are quick and easy to install. Horses have access to the whole block and aren't licking a rusty holder because these are made of plastic. Love this one!

Pros: Doesn't rust the holder

Cons: not available everywhere

Horses need access to salt. I keep ours in our turnout so they can get to it daily. I don't keep it in their stall because I had one horse that licked it constantly & had a really wet stall.

Pros: Easy to use

Cons: Find a good place for it

We use them for our horses, and if your grain does not have salt or other minerals in them it is a good way for your horses to get them. Plus it keeps them busy in there stalls.

Pros: good source of minerals for you horse

Cons: ...

i never see my horse eating it but i notice that the block gets smaller over time.... so hs definately using it so thats good. i know tha horses need salt cuz they sweat

Pros: its okay

Cons: horse sorta likes it