Spillers Meadow Herb and Biotin Horse Treats bulk case of eight 1kg bags for horses and ponies

SPILLERS Meadow Herb & Biotin Horse Treats – 8 x 1kg Bulk Buy

$33.36
Sale price  $33.36 Regular price  $46.99
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Spillers Meadow Herb and Biotin Horse Treats bulk case of eight 1kg bags for horses and ponies

SPILLERS Meadow Herb & Biotin Horse Treats – 8 x 1kg Bulk Buy

$33.36
Sale price  $33.36 Regular price  $46.99
SPILLERS Meadow Herb & Biotin Horse Treats – 8 x 1kg Bulk Buy

Eight sealed 1kg bags of the biotin-fortified meadow herb treat, bought as a case. If you are feeding these for the biotin rather than just the herbal flavour, the case is the format that makes sense — biotin is judged over months as new horn grows down, and running out halfway through wastes the effort already put in.

Buying eight together brings the cost per kilo down, and keeping them as eight sealed bags rather than one open sack means the last kilo is as firm and aromatic as the first. Spillers do not publish the biotin level in the treats, so treat the hoof benefit as a bonus on a reward rather than a dose.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Eight sealed 1kg bags, 8kg in total, at a lower cost per kilo than singles.
  • Added biotin on the same twelve-herb meadow recipe.
  • Each bag stays closed until opened, so the treats do not soften in storage.
  • Bite-sized and firm, suited to daily handling and training.
  • Made under the BETA NOPS scheme, which all Spillers feeds are covered by.
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Suitable For
  • Yards and liveries treating several horses daily.
  • Owners committed to feeding the same treat for months rather than weeks.
  • Training and positive-reinforcement work that gets through treats quickly.
  • Not a substitute for a hoof supplement — Spillers Hoof Health supplies 60mg of biotin per 100g and states the dose, which these do not.
  • Not suitable for a laminitic or insulin-dysregulated pony; the recipe contains molasses and wheat.
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Feeding
  • Give one or two treats at a time.
  • Complementary feed for equines: use alongside compound feed and forage, up to 200g a day per horse.
  • Open one bag at a time and reseal it between uses.
  • Keep forage and clean water available as normal.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: grass nuts, wheat, molasses, wheatfeed, dried herbs, rapeseed oil, biotin, mint.
  • Herb blend: balm herb, mint, dandelion, marjoram, golden rod, nettle, parsley, sage, clover, garlic, oregano and rosemary.
  • Spillers publish no typical analysis for their treats and no biotin inclusion level, and direct owners to the Care-Line for a full nutrient analysis. No figures are invented here.
  • 8 x 1kg, 8kg total.
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Care & Caution
  • Molasses and wheat are both in the recipe and no sugar figure is published, so these are not suitable for a horse or pony prone to laminitis or with diagnosed insulin dysregulation.
  • Store the case where horses cannot reach it. A pony that gets into eight kilos of treats is a colic case, not a lucky pony.

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