Our Story
RidgeField Treat Co. makes small-batch, whole-ingredient horse treats — slow-baked rounds crafted from oats, orchard fruit, raw honey, and herbs. No fillers, no artificial anything, and never any ingredient we wouldn't explain in a single sentence.
We built this shop for one kind of person: the horse owner who turns the pouch over and reads the label before anything else. The one who wants to know what "molasses" means on an ingredient list, where the apples came from, and why the kitchen smells like cinnamon on baking day. If that's you, you're already part of the ritual.
Every batch is made by hand, in small runs, by the people behind the name — a two-person kitchen that measures, rolls, and bakes each order rather than shipping from a warehouse. Core flavors like our Classic Apple, Carrot, and Mint rounds are baked year round in a neutral, natural style, while limited editions — Pumpkin Cinnamon Oat, Harvest Pear, Autumn Rosehip — follow the seasons.
We believe a treat should be a quiet, honest moment between you and the companion who carries you. That's the whole philosophy. Slow-baked from the meadow, made by hand, and safe for the horses we love — every recipe is formulated with ingredients that are safe for horses, and we always recommend introducing any new treat slowly, since every horse's metabolism is a little different.
Oats, orchard fruit, raw honey, and herbs. If it isn't food, it isn't in the pouch.
Small batches, mixed and baked in our own kitchen — never outsourced.
A quiet aesthetic for a quiet ritual: muted meadow tones, simple pouches, honest labels.
Curious what's in the pouch? Meet the treats or write to us — we answer every letter.
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A reminder: every horse is different. Our treats are made with ingredients that are safe for horses, but please consult your veterinarian before introducing any new treat.
Metabolisms vary too — introduce treats slowly and watch how your horse responds.