REDMOND - Rock on a Rope Unrefined Salt Rock for Horses 3 to 5 lbs (3 Pack)
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ToellK
> 3 dayMy horses really like these salt blocks. They seem to prefer these over the smoother Himalayan salt blocks. All three blocks are a good size and last a very long time. This purchase was a repeat purchase for me, I bought a set last year and was happy enough with purchase to buy again.
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vicky
> 3 dayHorses love this and easy to hang
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Dan
> 3 dayGreat product.
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Beth Prince
> 3 dayHorses love it so Ill continue to buy over other licks. A bit expensive but again, for the ponies.
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Mom in FL
> 3 dayGood for my goats and horses when loose minerals isn’t enough
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Christina Westerfield
> 3 dayUsed for horse stall
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SoloMom
> 3 dayThis product is all that it says it is and my horses love it. It shipped in a timely manner and I will be reordering from them in the future.
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Brandy
> 3 dayOnce my horses found where I hung the salt rocks, they keep coming back. They absolutely love them!
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Michele
> 3 dayLong-lasting
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Martha J. Ross
> 3 dayMy horses both love this stuff, and Redmond has great customer service
Replaces Minerals. Aids Hydration. Ties Anywhere!
Why and How to Use It
Looking for a versatile and travel-friendly mineral lick for your horse? Try Redmond Rock on a Rope! It provides the same benefits, equine electrolytes, and trace minerals as original Redmond Rock—but comes on a handy hemp rope. Our smaller-sized 3-5 pound salt rock is great for hanging in your horse’s stall, tying to a gate, or traveling in your trailer. Buy a single rock or get a three-pack to stock the Rock anywhere your horse goes.
Tips for Using Rock on a Rope
- Tie it tight against a post to make it easy for your horse to lick.
- Hang the rock slack in your horse"s stall to create a fun and healthy toy.
- Tie it to a fence outside to keep the rock out of the dirt and mud.
- Tie it low on a gate so your horse maintains a natural foraging posture.
Horses thrive on the minerals Redmond Rock provides. Often when given the rock for the first time, mineral deficient horses won’t leave it alone! The minerals in Redmond Rock help bring horses back into natural mineral balance and encourage them to drink more. In addition to the Rock, always provide horses access to fresh water to ensure they stay hydrated.
A Natural and Versatile Salt Lick
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NATURAL MINERALSRock on a Rope is a versatile lick that helps bring your horse back into natural mineral balance and ensure he"s drinking enough water. It has 60+ minerals and electrolytes horses need for optimum health and hydration. Most horses prefer Redmond Rock over other licks. |
MINED IN THE USARock on a Rope is mined in Utah, USA from an ancient salt deposit dating back to the Jurassic Period. Your purchase supports American jobs and the American economy. And because our licks are solid rocks, they last much longer in wet weather, giving your horse more use. |
ON A HANDY ROPERedmond Rock comes with a handy tri-colored rope that"s easy to tie on a gate, stall, fencepost, or trailer. It"s the perfect mineral lick for on-the-go or at-home use. Rock on a Rope ensures your horse"s mineral lick stays accessible and out of the dirt and mud. |
BOREDOM BUSTERDoes your horse become bored in his paddock or stall? Rock on a Rope works great as a boredom buster and healthy alternative to candy balls. Entertain your horse and make sure he"s getting the salt, electrolytes, and trace minerals needed to stay hydrated and healthy. |
DITCH THE BLOCK. GET REDMOND ROCK!
Horses need salt and minerals in their diet to regulate fluids, combat dehydration, and maintain nerve health and muscle contraction. Salt is also essential to triggering your horse to drink. That"s why every horse needs access to a quality mineral block or natural mineral rock lick. But which is best for your horse?
By including Redmond Rock as a free-choice mineral supplement, your horse will have access to the finest natural mineral source available, and in the form your horse’s natural intelligence teaches him to seek. Use the graphic above to compare Redmond Rock to typical manufactured horse blocks—and you decide which is best for your horse!