What to put on a decahedron/treat ball?

[Barney&Buzz]

Tonight my mare has her decahedron for the first time, to help stop her playing 'rubber Matt shuffle' she's got mix and some chaff in it tonight. What do you put in your's?

 

[RockinRudolph]

I use lo cal balancer in my snack a ball - horse absolutely loves it!

 

[Wildforestpony18]

I just put ordinary pony nuts in Foxy's, very noisy but she loves it!

 

[Feathered]

Yeah just bog standard cheapo pony nuts. They love it. Trouble is my mare got so good at it she could empty it in an hour.

 

[grandmaweloveyou]

Herbal treats. Big enough they dont pour out, small enough the dont get stuck. £7 for a 5kg tub. My boy loves his!

 

[asmp]

Have no idea how but mine managed to wee in his!

 

[Theocat]

Baileys high fibre nuggets.

Tried chopped carrot once. Never again; the bits were a bit too big and he was still chucking the ball around at 11pm, and the YO thought something was colicking and came rushing out. We were both in the bad books for that one

 

[ebonyallen]

Low cal balancer and cut up a few bits of carrot.

 

[Barney&Buzz]

It worked!! Al rubbers matts where in place this morning!

 

[MileAMinute]

Me and Moomin1 both use chopped up carrots/apples in ours. Neither of our horses have issues getting them out - in fact they're too good, and normally finish by the time we've locked the yard gate!

 

[Hawks27]

Baileys high fibre nuggets cheap and cheerful and all our lot love them nice and crunchy make a noise and keep them entertained think thier about £9 ish for a sack so compared to most treats much much cheaper and i usually put a couple of extra strong mints in for minty fresh breath

 

[Tinsel Town]

Hi fibre cubes go into Leo's he loves it!!

 

[mynutmeg]

Baileys high fibre nuggets.

Tried chopped carrot once. Never again; the bits were a bit too big and he was still chucking the ball around at 11pm, and the YO thought something was colicking and came rushing out. We were both in the bad books for that one

Baileys high fibre nuggets cheap and cheerful and all our lot love them nice and crunchy make a noise and keep them entertained think thier about £9 ish for a sack so compared to most treats much much cheaper and i usually put a couple of extra strong mints in for minty fresh breath

These - they are a perfect size for the treat balls, ponies love them so win, win.

 

[Stroppy Mare]

Pony nuts for mine, occasionally use mix if low on nuts though. Find mix doesn't move as much. Have also put chaff in (small amount) to mix up.

 

[Crazy_cat_lady]

H has pony nuts

He loves his ball and will look for it if he doesn't get given it in the evening!

He is also scared of everything except his ball and likit holder