Redmond Natural

Redmond, Utah which is located 150 miles south of Salt Lake City.

Absolutely. If they weren’t, we wouldn’t get all the testimonial reports back from customers telling of the improved animal health witnessed after changing feed programs to include Redmond Salt. If the minerals weren’t available to the animals, these benefits wouldn’t be prevalent.

That depends on many factors, primarily the animals’ mineral condition before they receive the Redmond product. When animals are first given the free choice option of Redmond Salt, they have been known to consume up to four times more of it than other salt until they get their mineral needs taken care of. Once their bodies have a healthy balance of nutrients, they tend to cut back on salt consumption to a level equal or even lesser than that before the switch.

No, because every animal is different, and every feeding situation varies. We only guarantee that Redmond products will tip the scales in your animals’ favor. Often, that tip is enough to make problems go away. But sometimes, if the animals are so out of balance that things are really bad, it may not result in immediately obvious improvements.

Redmond Salt is a natural mineral sea salt, left as a deposit from an ancient sea during the Jurassic period. The minerals from that sea were captured within the crystallizing salt rather than settling out separately as occurs with other salt deposits. Not only does Redmond salt have all the minerals in a natural balance, but it is free from modern day pollutants that other salts, including other sea salts, have been exposed to. We call it a ‘pre-pollution’ sea salt.

​We believe it is due to the 50 plus natural minerals which are found in the Redmond salt. We believe that animals have an innate sense of what is best for them.

The right question may be, “How can you afford not to?” When you figure out the additional cost per ounce of Redmond Salt and multiply that by the number of ounces per head per day, the additional cost to feed Redmond Salt is likely less than $5.00 annually per animal. So the question is, what other mineral salt with over 50 minerals can you buy for less than $5.00 per year? We have customers who tell us that by feeding Redmond Salt they save enough on veterinarian bills to more than pay for Redmond Salt.

There are 2 salt mines in the world that have the full spectrum of balanced trace minerals in crystallin form - Himalayan Salt in Pakistan and Redmond, UT in the USA.  Other salt mines are pure white, like walking into a snowball showing that all of the minerals other than the salt has leached out or dirty salt where salt and dirt are mixed.  There are some "unrefined" salts that are taken off modern oceans by evaporating the water off without harvesting the other minerals out.   

This depends on many factors outside of our control. We don’t like to oversell our products, so our recommendation is to replace whatever salt is in your program with the Redmond Salt and to keep everything else the same. Watch your animals for changes (for example, shine in hair coat, rate of gain, herd health, etc.) and then decide whether or not you want to make other changes to your feed program.

We have not chosen to spend our money on such. The grand majority of all scientific data is the result of some company paying for specific results. When a university is asked to prove something, and is given the money to do it, the results tend to lean toward the buyer’s favor. Negative research translates to unhappy customers that are not likely to return.

We are like our customers who place more importance on how the animals themselves respond to our salt rather than what some Ph.D or university says about it.

Certainly. The Redmond Conditioner enables the animals to take more nutrients out of their feed. The full range of minerals in the Conditioner compliments anything else you are feeding without being so high in any one mineral that you need to change your program as you add it. After using Redmond Conditioner for a time, you may want to make some changes based on what you see in your animals. Many customers report such improvements in hoof health, stamina, or weight gain that they begin to reduce other supplements because they can see that their animals don’t need them.

No! They do come from the same deposit but only Real Salt should be fed to your family for the following reasons: 1. The livestock salt comes from a natural deposit that has enough ‘sand’ to be gritty in your teeth. The Real Salt is hand selected from the more ‘pink’ deposits which have a good mineral analysis but not as much ‘grittiness.’ 2. The Real Salt is handled in a food grade manner through food grade equipment. If we spill or tear a bag in the livestock salt production process it gets walked on until clean up and is thrown in the next batch for bagging. Spilled food grade salt is no longer food grade. We only feed Real Salt to our families.