Himalayan Secrets 4.4LB (2KG) Compressed Pink Himalayan Salt Animal Lick Brick for Livestock and Wildlife - 100% Pure & Natural Feed Salt - 84 Natural Minerals and Trace Elements

I put this out to give the deer some salt. In a rough winter they use it regularly. It will last quite a while even weathering the rain. Good product for the cost if you like to see deer come by.

I've seen this claim many times elsewhere -- Himalayan Pink salt contains 84 necessary minerals -- and that's just silly. I once traced it down to the original claim ... and all the person writing it had done was to basically go through the Periodic Table of the Elements. Ignorantly -- you neither need nor want toxic elements like lead and mercury and cadmium and chromium and cobalt in your body. But happily I'm confident that this salt block contains very low concentrations of those elements, or essentially none at all.

This is a great product. I use them to provide free choice vitamins and minerals to my horses. My only complaint is the way the package arrived. The box is tore up and smashed in spots. I ordered 2 4lb blocks - one of which is perfectly fine - the other is broken in half and in other spots; the plastic wrap around the block is torn open and pieces of the block are loose in the box. I feel that I spent enough money on this product and on Prime to warrant my packages coming in good condition.

This salt lick lasted for a very long time in our back yard. we used it for the deer that pass through the yard. I propped it up on a wood stand with drainage in case it rained. Was worth the spend because we surely had more deer encounters after we put this out compared to before.

Great salt block for my two horses on hot Florida days.

My mother wanted an old fashioned salt block for the animals in her back yard. I ordered this and it was not what I wanted. It disintegrated and stinks. Will never order again. If you're looking for a traditional salt block, this is not it.

Lasted longer then a regular brick

When I opened the package it crumbled. It looked fine while wrapped in the package. I don't know if the animals will take to licking it--it's a waiting game right now until it's discovered.