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The route to love is through the stomach – even in horses. Our wide range of horse feed offers just the right choice for your horse's needs. Whether concentrated feed, minerals, high-quality oils or simply a treat as a reward. Here you will find what you are looking for!
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Horses should not be fed too much sugary or starchy food as this can cause digestive problems and metabolic disorders. Poisonous plants should also be avoided as they can cause serious health problems. High-fat foods should be given in moderation to avoid obesity and it is important to watch out for moldy or spoiled food to minimize health risks.
When putting a horse on a diet, it is important to carefully monitor the amount of food and reduce it as needed to achieve a healthy weight. The diet should be gradual to avoid gastrointestinal problems, and the ration should still contain sufficient vitamins and minerals. In addition, regular exercise is important to support the metabolism and keep the horse healthy.
Suitable treats for horses should primarily consist of natural and healthy ingredients, such as apples, carrots or alfalfa. It is important to give treats in moderation so as not to affect the daily feed ration and to avoid obesity. Treats made specifically for horses that are free of harmful additives can also be a good option. Our organic herbal green treats, for example, are a healthy snack.
The amount of feed for horses varies depending on breed, size, activity level and individual needs. As a rule of thumb, it is recommended that a horse should receive about 1.5 to 2.5 percent of its body weight in roughage per day, preferably in the form of high-quality hay. This amount can be supplemented with supplementary feed, mineral feed and individual adjustments depending on health status and performance requirements. It is important to monitor feed rations carefully and consult an expert if you are unsure or have special needs.
For horses, a balanced diet is recommended, consisting mainly of high-quality roughage such as hay or pasture to meet the need for crude fiber. In addition, a high-quality mineral feed (e.g. EquiGreen MicroMineral, EquiGreen HuminoMineral) can provide the necessary vitamins and minerals. The feed ration should be individually adapted, taking into account the age, health status, activity level and specific needs of the horse.