Redmond Rock Horse Salt Lick

Unlike processed blocks that are often compressed with binders or artificial additives, the Redmond Rock is a naturally mined mineral deposit. Because it is a solid, natural rock, it is more weather-resistant and encourages horses to lick rather than bite, which helps prevent them from consuming too much at once.

Yes, the Redmond Rock is highly weather-resistant. Its dense, natural composition allows it to withstand rain and humidity without dissolving or crumbling like many manufactured salt blocks.

Generally, no. Because it is a free-choice supplement, horses typically self-regulate their intake based on their body's mineral needs. However, if your horse has been deprived of salt, monitor them closely for the first few days to ensure they do not over-consume.

This rock contains a broad spectrum of naturally occurring trace minerals found in ancient sea salt deposits, including calcium, potassium, magnesium, and sulfur. These minerals are present in their natural ratios, which helps support overall hydration and electrolyte balance.

While it is formulated for horses, the natural mineral profile is safe for many other livestock, including cattle, goats, and sheep. Always check with a veterinarian or animal nutritionist if you have concerns about specific mineral requirements for other species.