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1 In the latter case, added salt may be more appropriate for such a horse. 2  Horses can eat too much salt if given free choice salt. 3  However, this is almost always when the horse is confined to a box much of the day and lacking mental stimulation, with the result that they lick on the salt excessively due to boredom. Avoiding giving too little or too much salt. 2  I ndependent comparison of different horse salts. 3  This includes salt licks, salt blocks, loose salt, feed salt. 4  Advantages and disadvantages of processed salt, mineral supplemented salt, unprocessed and natural salt (including Himalayan salt).