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Redmond Rock: The Secret's in the Salt

Horses love Redmond Rock—and for good reason! Find out what makes our mined mineral licks so irresistible (and nutritious).

Written by: Redmond Equine June 1, 2025

Horses everywhere spend hours licking Redmond Rock--and for good reason. In taste tests (yep, we've twsted horse palates), horses consistently choose our Rock over other licks. What makes it so irresistible? The secret's in the salt--natural, mined, and packed with minerals.Redmond's deposit formed millions of years ago. Protected deep underground, our salt has stayed just the way nature made it--nothing added or stripped. Its blend of 60+ sea minerals work together in perfect balance. And every lick-worthy Redmond Rock is mined, packaged and delivered directly to your barn with nothing but love added.Meet the mine behind the minerals. Redmond Salt Mine stats.Redmond Rock has 60+ bioavailable trace minerals readily absorbed in the body--and zero fillers or sweeteners. It's solid, salty goodness your horse will love and know how to use.My horses never paid much attention to their salt blocks until I switched to Redmond's! Why are people buying imported salt when the best is right here in the US?Horse licking a Redmond Rock on a Rope.Real Salt for you. Redmond salt isn't just preferred by horses--it's an upgrade for your taste buds too! Buy our culinary Real Salt and compare it to other table salts. You'll see and taste the difference.Redmond. More of What Matters.June Tribe Email_v0625_9June Tribe Email_v0625_5

 

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