- 100% All Natural Himalayan Rock Salt. A 550 million year old source of minerals and trace elements for your horse or pony. Mined from the vast and ancient Himalayan mountains the distinctive rose pink color comes from the salts high mineral content such as iron potassium and magnesium which are all vital for maintaining health. Himalayan rock salt licks are literally 'rock hard this means that horses and ponies are unable to bite chunks off the block a problem that can occur with the softer pressed salt licks. These licks are also much more weather resistant which means they can be safely left outside in the field for horse to 'self dose. Our experience has show that horses do prefer these to other salt licks.
Each Rock Salt Lick is approx. 2 1/4" H x 4" D. Specially designed to easily fit in any standard salt lick holder.
Why Donkey Milk?
We started milking donkeys for our daughter when she got an autoimmune disease that attacked her brain. Now our donkey milk is used by families across the USA.
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Regular price$49.00Regular priceSale price$49.00 Save $-49.00 (%)Unit priceperPre-order for LATE SEPTEMBER: Donkey Milk Face Moisturizer Cream
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Regular price$19.99Regular priceSale price$19.99 Save $-19.99 (%)Unit priceperCalm Balm for Body, Beard, and Hair, 2 oz
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Regular price$19.99Regular priceSale price$19.99 Save $-19.99 (%)Unit priceperDonkey Milk Facial Soap Bar with Frankincense & Manuka Honey
Hee Haws from the donkey dairy
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Not sleeping? This little hack might sound crazier than donkey milk...
In spite of being physically exhausted and falling asleep in his chair at 9:00 every night, he was waking up...
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The Ultimate Money Saver for DIY types: Use our Donkey Milk Soap as Shampoo and DIY your own ACV conditioner and Liquid Donkey Milk Soap
Before some brilliant marketing guru decided to convince the world that they needed separate "shampoo" and "conditioner" to survive, guess...
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The Donkey Milk Lady interview on BEK TV with Trent on the Loos
This week I had the honor of being on BEK TV with Trent on the Loos. We talked about donkey...























