Himalayan Animal Salt Lick Blocks with Rope

A Himalayan salt lick is a solid block of natural pink rock salt that animals lick for salt. Ours weigh about 6 lb each, come with a hanging rope, and are cut from rock salt mined at the Khewra Salt Mine in Pakistan with no added dyes or fillers. Hang one in a stall, barn or field post at head height.

Salt Lick Specifications

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How to Use a Salt Lick

• Hang the block at the animal's head height with the included rope.
• Place it near fresh water, since salt makes animals drink more.
• Outdoors, put it in shade and out of standing water so it lasts longer.
• Replace the block when it wears thin.

Every animal's salt and mineral needs differ by diet, workload and health. Ask your vet or animal nutritionist how a salt lick fits your feeding plan.

Salt Licks by Animal

Horse owners hang salt licks in stalls so horses can take salt when they want it. Cattle, goats and sheep use them in barns and pens. Deer and wildlife use them at mineral stations, where local hunting and feeding rules may apply. Learn more in Himalayan salt licks for horses and livestock, Salt licks for racehorses: natural vs synthetic and Deer mineral stations: what the salt really does.

We ship across the USA and Canada. Most US orders arrive in 5 to 7 business days. For farm, stable or wholesale orders, email sales@naturalsaltco.com or call +1 (207) 521-8713.

Himalayan Salt Lick FAQ

How much does a Himalayan salt lick weigh?

Each block weighs about 6 lb and comes with a hanging rope.

Are Himalayan salt licks good for horses?

Many horse owners hang one so the horse can take salt as needed. Ask your vet how much salt your horse needs.

Can salt licks stay outside?

Yes, but rain wears salt down faster. Hang the block in a covered or shaded spot.

How long does a salt lick last?

It depends on how many animals use it and the weather. Check it weekly and replace it when it gets thin.

Do you sell salt licks in bulk?

Yes. Packs of 2, 4 and 8 are available. Email sales@naturalsaltco.com for larger orders.

Salt Lick Guides

• Himalayan salt licks for horses and livestock
• Salt licks for racehorses: natural vs synthetic
• Deer mineral stations: what the salt really does