Winnie's Cookies

casnbug · 11-21-2007, 08:30 PM

Manufacturer: Winnie?

Model Name: Winnie's Cookies - Regular Winnie's variety

Product Type/Product purpose: Horse supplements in treat form

Price and Purchase info:
Winnie's Prices RETAIL PRICE MEMBER PRICE
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP $29.95
Pal's Pail (8 doz) $28.95 $21.95
WinnTwinn (16 doz) $56.95 $42.95
BarnBuckett (24 doz) $82.95 $62.95
CookieMonster (32 doz) $103.95 $83.95

Pros: Yummy, Easy to feed, fantastic way to get extra vitamins, minerals, etc to your horse.

Cons: A little pricey

Would you recommend this to a friend?: YES!

Other comments:
I ordered a free sample of these cookies after seeing an ad for them on RFD-TV. Winnie's cookies are a way to give your horse some extra vitamins, minerals, etc in the form of a treat. It took a few weeks but i finally got my sample of cookies the other day. The sample contained 4 bags of 3 cookies each. I gave a cookie to my horse today after his workout as a reward for a job well done and he was absolutely thrilled! There was no room for doubt, he LOVED these cookies. He was willing to do anything I asked to get another one. He followed me without a lead rope at a walk, trot, backup, etc giving me an occasional nicker trying to let me know that he wanted another cookie. Needless to say, he was so pitiful that he ended up getting the other two cookies from the bag. These cookies are organic and come in different "formulas" for things like helping regulate mare's moods and cookies to help joints and digestion. My horse and I both love these cookies and we will definetly be making these a regular part of our feeding program.

Overall Product rating: (out of 10) 8 - My horse adores these cookies. Anything that gets him that excited has got to be good. I just wish they didn't cost quite so much. Also I'll have to wait and see if I can tell any differences in my horse after feeding them for a while.

Reviewed by:
Cassie

BarnBum · 11-22-2007, 10:15 AM

http://www.winniescookies.com/feeding.shtml

Look at the feeding schedule. Sounds like it could get expensive !!!
Avg. horse gets 3-4 cookies a day.....thats close to 2 dozen a week !!

**taelesean** · 11-22-2007, 11:18 AM

Watch out for those High-End cookies, they can get seriously addictive. My old riding instructor had to bann Stud Muffins from her barn after ALL the horses there would no longer accept anything else - not apples, carrots, or even Captian Crunch

(and certainly not Apple Wafers, the standard treat at her barn). It had gotten to the point where if any horse got one, they all had to have one, or they'd throw a snit for the rest of the day. She had 18 horses in her barn then (her lesson horses and several boarders) and since Stud Muffins come in bags of 6 for like $5, that got pretty expensive fast.

casnbug · 11-22-2007, 11:41 AM

I didn't think of that...hmmm...maybe i'll save these cookies for special occasions instead! I don't want my horse turning into a cookie snob.

BarnBum · 11-23-2007, 02:00 PM

Try granola bars. My boys love them. Nature Valley oats and honey and maple brown sugar.

DanielleS · 12-18-2007, 03:46 PM

Mine like pop tarts! The brown sugar cinnimon ones on occasion

Mvernese · 12-18-2007, 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarnBum

Try granola bars. My boys love them. Nature Valley oats and honey and maple brown sugar.

Thats what I give mine! Must be a Florida thing.

Lucy's Girl · 12-19-2007, 07:51 PM

If you are looking for something less pricey try Mrs. Pastures cookies. They run around 15 bucks for a 5lb bag. My horse loved them and I liked them because they do not go bad like apples or carrots.

Bandit · 12-23-2007, 12:03 PM

Winnies cookies sound great, but they are just so expensive!

As to the Mrs. Pastures cookies, do those also have vitamin supplements in them? Is there a website?

Lucy's Girl · 12-24-2007, 05:49 PM

They have Ingredients: Oats, Wheat Bran, Cane Molasses, Rolled Barley, Apples, and Water. so no extra stuff they web site is http://www.mrspastures.com/

Bandit · 12-24-2007, 05:56 PM

Thanks, I will check it out!

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11-21-2007, 08:30 PM
casnbug Weanling Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 230	Winnie's Cookies Manufacturer: Winnie? Model Name: Winnie's Cookies - Regular Winnie's variety Product Type/Product purpose: Horse supplements in treat form Price and Purchase info: Winnie's Prices RETAIL PRICE MEMBER PRICE ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP $29.95 Pal's Pail (8 doz) $28.95 $21.95 WinnTwinn (16 doz) $56.95 $42.95 BarnBuckett (24 doz) $82.95 $62.95 CookieMonster (32 doz) $103.95 $83.95 Pros: Yummy, Easy to feed, fantastic way to get extra vitamins, minerals, etc to your horse. Cons: A little pricey Would you recommend this to a friend?: YES! Other comments: I ordered a free sample of these cookies after seeing an ad for them on RFD-TV. Winnie's cookies are a way to give your horse some extra vitamins, minerals, etc in the form of a treat. It took a few weeks but i finally got my sample of cookies the other day. The sample contained 4 bags of 3 cookies each. I gave a cookie to my horse today after his workout as a reward for a job well done and he was absolutely thrilled! There was no room for doubt, he LOVED these cookies. He was willing to do anything I asked to get another one. He followed me without a lead rope at a walk, trot, backup, etc giving me an occasional nicker trying to let me know that he wanted another cookie. Needless to say, he was so pitiful that he ended up getting the other two cookies from the bag. These cookies are organic and come in different "formulas" for things like helping regulate mare's moods and cookies to help joints and digestion. My horse and I both love these cookies and we will definetly be making these a regular part of our feeding program. Overall Product rating: (out of 10) 8 - My horse adores these cookies. Anything that gets him that excited has got to be good. I just wish they didn't cost quite so much. Also I'll have to wait and see if I can tell any differences in my horse after feeding them for a while. Reviewed by: Cassie Last edited by casnbug : 11-21-2007 at 08:59 PM. Reason: Oops...Editing to use suggested product review template

11-22-2007, 10:15 AM
BarnBum Greenbroke Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sunshine State Posts: 3,623	http://www.winniescookies.com/feeding.shtml Look at the feeding schedule. Sounds like it could get expensive !!! Avg. horse gets 3-4 cookies a day.....thats close to 2 dozen a week !!

11-22-2007, 11:18 AM
taelesean Administrator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 5,675	Watch out for those High-End cookies, they can get seriously addictive. My old riding instructor had to bann Stud Muffins from her barn after ALL the horses there would no longer accept anything else - not apples, carrots, or even Captian Crunch (and certainly not Apple Wafers, the standard treat at her barn). It had gotten to the point where if any horse got one, they all had to have one, or they'd throw a snit for the rest of the day. She had 18 horses in her barn then (her lesson horses and several boarders) and since Stud Muffins come in bags of 6 for like $5, that got pretty expensive fast. __________________

11-22-2007, 11:41 AM
casnbug Weanling Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 230	I didn't think of that...hmmm...maybe i'll save these cookies for special occasions instead! I don't want my horse turning into a cookie snob.

11-23-2007, 02:00 PM
BarnBum Greenbroke Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sunshine State Posts: 3,623	Try granola bars. My boys love them. Nature Valley oats and honey and maple brown sugar.

12-18-2007, 03:46 PM
DanielleS Coming two Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Middletown, MD Posts: 1,609	Mine like pop tarts! The brown sugar cinnimon ones on occasion

12-19-2007, 07:51 PM
Lucy's Girl Halter broke Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Salt Lake City Posts: 125	If you are looking for something less pricey try Mrs. Pastures cookies. They run around 15 bucks for a 5lb bag. My horse loved them and I liked them because they do not go bad like apples or carrots.

12-23-2007, 12:03 PM
Bandit Coming two Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Central Kentucky Posts: 1,796	Winnies cookies sound great, but they are just so expensive! As to the Mrs. Pastures cookies, do those also have vitamin supplements in them? Is there a website? __________________

12-24-2007, 05:49 PM
Lucy's Girl Halter broke Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Salt Lake City Posts: 125	They have Ingredients: Oats, Wheat Bran, Cane Molasses, Rolled Barley, Apples, and Water. so no extra stuff they web site is http://www.mrspastures.com/

12-24-2007, 05:56 PM
Bandit Coming two Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Central Kentucky Posts: 1,796	Thanks, I will check it out! __________________