Uncle Jimmy'sHangin Balls, Molasses, 1 pound

My horse was very pleased with this. Yummy and entertaining.

My horse loves these! Stall rest for 7 months and this really helped her from going crazy! At first it took 2 weeks to break it down and then I had to upgrade to something else because she could demolish it in a couple days and I couldn't keep up financially but she LOVES THEM! It took several months for her to figure out how to bust it down fast. Excellent product! Thank you for making these!

We gave this to our horse, Champ when he was on stall rest. I was thinking that he would lick it and it would keep him occupied for a good long while. Umm my horse did not lick this. He chomped into it. It was gone in less then 6hours. Would probably last other, non piggy, horses longer.

a bit pricy but I had no problems with them coming off the stings ( like I read before i purchased them). Horses mess with them off and on. The last purchase has lasted over 2 months, the previous ones were gone in days, Not sure if it's the horses or the product

My Miniature Donkeys love these hanging balls. It keeps them from getting bored and if hung correctly they last a long time. We just introduced two more miniatures who had never seen them and they took right to them. It's fun to watch the "teamwork" they employ to get better leverage from two or three of them at once to stabilize it and get a better bite. Most of the time they just lick them for a dessert after hay feeding.

It's oats and corn and oppressed all held together with a sticky, sugary, taffy-like substance. There's a little nylon rope that goes through it that you used to hang it in the stall. I have a hanger for such purposes. The string is short enough so they can't pin it against the wall. That would allow your horse to make short work of it. My horse loved it and it did keep him entertained for about 30 minutes. It's too big for him to really get his mouth around it, but he kept trying! I figured after a while he would just lick it. Apparently not. I checked back a little while later and found it laying on the ground, with the string pulled out! My horse was trying to eat the entire thing! That's all I need is a horse in a sugar coma! I thought maybe I got a defective one, and because he liked it, I tried another one. Same result! The string came out and it hit the floor! These things are too expensive to be so shoddily made! Never again!

The horses really love the molasses hanging balls, but there is a problem. The molasses balls will melt and fall off the cord (in the summer). I purchased 2 of these. One was molasses and one was apple. My horse did not like the apple, so I gifted it to another horse (which loved it). I then hung the molasses ball and it ended up melting off the cord and falling into the dirt. I cleaned it off and restrung it. By the next day it had fallen down again. By this point it was really nasty and I just threw it away. Waste of money. These balls are not exactly cheap, for the price I feel they could somehow reinforce or bag the ball in netting to prevent this issue. Others have complained of this issue to me also.

PRODUCT WAS PERFECT. UNFORTUNETLY THERE WAS 3 GYPSY VANNERS TRYING TO EAT IT. LUCKLY THE OWNER WAS ABLE TO SQUEEZE PAST THE HUNGRY HORSES AND WATCH IN SHOCK AS THEY ATE IT ALL IN 10 MINUTES