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Horse Treats & Toys – Enrichment, Reward and a Little Everyday Fun | Emmers Equestrian
Treats and toys are a small addition to a horse's routine that many owners find genuinely worthwhile for reward during training, for keeping a stabled horse occupied, or simply as a treat after a good ride. At Emmers Equestrian, our horse treats and toys collection brings together options for reward, enrichment, and stable-time entertainment.
Inside you'll find treats in a range of flavors and formats, including options some owners choose for horses with dietary sensitivities, alongside stable toys such as balls, hanging toys, treat-dispensing designs, and boredom breakers. Whether it's a busy stable winter, a period of box rest, or simply building a stronger bond through training rewards, there's something here to suit.
Our treats and toys come from brands trusted across the sport: Unika, Excellence and Kentucky Horsewear.
A few tips for choosing:
- Consider your horse's individual dietary needs; some treats are formulated with sensitivities in mind
- Treat-dispensing toys can add mealtime interest and are a popular option for stabled horses
- Training rewards are often kept small and frequent; it is worth discussing with your instructor if using treats in schooling
- Boredom breakers may help during box rest or long winter stabling; many owners find them a useful addition
- Checking treats against any dietary restrictions is worthwhile, particularly for horses on a managed diet
- Rotating toys can help keep interest up; some owners find variety works better than a single option
- Supervising a new toy at first is generally a good idea just to see how your horse responds
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of treats are available?
A range of flavors and formats, including options some owners choose for horses with specific dietary considerations.
Are treats suitable for horses with dietary restrictions?
Some are formulated with this in mind, though checking ingredients against your horse's needs is always worthwhile.
What are stable toys used for?
Many owners use them to help keep a stabled horse occupied, particularly during quieter periods.
Can toys help with boredom during box rest?
Some owners find enrichment toys a useful addition during these periods, alongside their vet's guidance.
Are treats good for training rewards?
Many riders use small treats as part of positive reinforcement, often in consultation with their instructor.
How many treats can I give my horse?
This depends on the individual horse and diet, so moderation and checking with your vet is generally advised.
Do toys need supervision?
Introducing a new toy under supervision is generally a sensible first step.
What's a good starting point for stable enrichment?
Many owners begin with a simple treat-dispensing toy or hanging toy and adjust from there.