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Stable Lick
Starter Kit
£17
.75
2 2 2
1. Horslyx Original
2. Horslyx Stable Refill
4
A palatable source of vitamins,
Available in Original and Respiratory as the 15kg,
minerals and trace elements
but also available in ‘Mobility’ which contains
which can also be used to
Glucosamine, MSM and Omega oils to help maintain
alleviate boredom.
healthy joints, as well as a comprehensive broad
Size: 15kg
spectrum of vitamins. Can be used in conjunction
Type: Original
with the Horslyx Stable Lick Starter Kit (item 4).
Code: 78112 £18.50
Size: 5kg
Type: Respiratory
Original £8.25
Code: 78112 £20.50
Respiratory £10.00
Type: Garlic
Mobility £12.00
Code: 68101 £20.50
Code: 78107
Size: 5kg
Garlic
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Code: 68101 £10.00
3. Horslyx Mini Lick
4. Horslyx Stable
Lick Starter Kit
Palatable and portable vitamin and
3
mineral licks which are ideal to use as
A versatile wall mounting bracket
a treat or reward. They are completely
complete with tub and detachable
natural products which do not contain
restrictor grill. Folds away flat when not
any artificial colours or preservatives.
in use with no sharp or protruding edges.
Size: 650g
Ideal for use in the stable or horsebox.
5kg refills available in either Original,
Type: Original with Mint or Respiratory, Mobility or Garlic flavours
Respiratory (see item 2).
Code: 78022 £3.00 Code: 78908 £17.75
5. Manger Mate Holder 5 AVAILABLE IN
A plastic coated, steel holder, that can
CARAMEL, ANISEED,
be screwed into place. To be used in
BANANA AND
conjuction with the Manger Mate, although
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GARLIC/PARSLEY
it will also fit a standard salt lick.
Code: 78901 £3.65
6. Manger Mate
A nutritional anti-boredom lick for the stable
that can be hung up or left in a manger or
feed bucket for your horse to lick. Sealed 7. Best Mate Toy
in a plastic tub to keep it fresh.
A tasty hang-up treat designed
Size: 650g
to take a Manger Mate.
Type: Caramel, Aniseed, Banana
Size: 650g
and Garlic/Parsley
Code: 49412 £8.00
Code: 78201 £2.35
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TASTY NUTRITIOUS LICKS
FOR YOUR HORSE
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8. Boredom Breaker 10.Likit Treat 13.Little Likit Multipack
Horse T
Designed to be hung in the stable. Add Likits Horse treats that fit onto the pole of the Pack contains two apple, one banana,
to the top section and Little Likits to the ball Boredom Breaker. one carrot and one cherry flavour Little
to keep your horse interested as he searches
Type: Mint or Apple
Likit.
for a tasty reward.
Code: 78008 £2.10
Code: 78015 £7.25
Col: Assorted
14.Tongue Twister
Code: 49401 £21.00
11.Little Likit
Fixed securely to the wall, the ball section Tongue
9. Likit Sport
Horse treats that fit into Tongue Twister or
the ball of the Boredom Breaker.
is designed to take two Little Likits. The
Contains sodium, potassium, chloride Type: Mint, Apple or Carrot
ball rotates when licked by the horse, so
Twister
and magnesium in a highly palatable, apple
helping to alleviate boredom. Complete
Code: 78015 £1.60
flavoured base. Fits onto the pole of the
with screws.
Boredom Breaker. Contains an advanced 12.Likit Treat Multipack
Size: 33cm Ball Diameter
Stable
formulation of electrolytes. Code: 78907 £20.00
£20
Code: 78023 £2.50
Pack of three tasty apple, banana and
carrot flavour treats.
Code: 78008 £6.00
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