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Foals & young horses | Mares & Stallions | Sport & Leisure horses |
Mineral feed | Mineral feed | Mineral feed |
Muesli | Muesli | Muesli |
Lick blocks | Lick blocks | Lick blocks |
Learn about the characteristics of each stage of production, or select a product group of the respective production section.
during the first three hours:
after weaning:
2-6 month:
Young horses:
Barren mares and mares during early pregnancy
Mares during late pregnancy
Lactating mares
Breeding stallions
The basis for of any diet are sufficient quantities of high-quality roughage (hay, silage, straw), only power requirement is met by concentrated feed. Besides the race the intensity of use affects the need.
Leisure horses
Due to less energy diets for leisure horses there are risks of mineral and trace element deficiency or imbalance
Sodium should be at free disposal by a non-mineralized salt block
Sport horses
When feeding sport horses the physical load is the matter to be decided.
The partial short-term, but also partly sustained straining of the muscles in horses doing dressage and show jumping means a mix of aerobic and anaerobic metabolism and energy should be gained from both (undigested) corn as well as from high-fat components
During long periods of physical load (e.g. distance and eventing), the muscles work in the aerobic zone and can easily become too acidic
A limited supply of carbohydrates, based on easily fermentable fiber and high-fat components as energy suppliers helps prevent muscle acidification
The increased need of minerals, trace elements and active agents of sport horses should be balanced with a tailor-made mineral to meet their minerals needs.
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