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Nutrition report

Compute your horse feed

We provides a complete nutritional assessment to design balanced rations for every horse. Based on scientific research, our system analyzes forage, workload, and body condition to calculate the ideal mix of hay, grass, feed, and supplements. A simple, precise, and science-backed way to keep your horse healthy and performing at its best.

My horse nutrition report

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How the Application Works

Getting started with our product is a breeze, thanks to our well-structured and comprehensive onboarding process.

Our application is designed to provide a personalized, science-based nutritional assessment for your horse. We start by calculating your horse’s nutritional needs using data derived from scientific literature. These needs are then adapted according to key parameters such as sex, age, weight, and body condition score to ensure accuracy for your individual horse.

Next, we analyze the components of your horse’s current diet — including hay, grass, concentrates, and supplements — to check whether they meet your horse’s nutritional requirements. The app ensures nothing exceeds safe limits, including calcium/phosphorus balance, iron, starch, maximum meal volume, and also confirms the minimum required hay intake.

After this assessment, you receive an overview of your horse’s current status. From there, you can request an optimized ration based on our available product list. Don’t see your concentrate or vitamin supplement? Contact us to add it to the list. If you have a hay analysis, you reach out and we will add it. If not, we will use regional hay analyses from your location to provide the closest possible estimate.

The result is a fully tailored, flexible feeding plan that ensures your horse gets exactly what it needs for health, performance, and well-being — all based on science, adapted to your horse, and easy to implement day to day.

Updates and Improvements

We are committed to continuous improvement, regularly releasing updates and new features based on user feedback and technological advancements.

Our development team works tirelessly to enhance the platform's performance, security, and functionality, ensuring it remains at the cutting edge of innovation.

Each update is thoroughly tested to guarantee compatibility and reliability, and we provide detailed release notes to keep you informed of new features and improvements.


Users can participate in beta testing programs, providing feedback on upcoming releases and influencing the future direction of the platform. By staying current with updates, you can take advantage of the latest tools and features, ensuring your business remains competitive and efficient.

Support and Resources

We are committed to providing exceptional support and resources to help you succeed with our platform.

Our support team is available to assist with any issues or questions you may have, ensuring that help is always within reach.

Additionally, we offer a comprehensive knowledge base, including detailed documentation, video tutorials, and community forums where you can connect with other users and share insights.

We also provide regular updates and new features based on user feedback, ensuring that our platform continues to evolve to meet your needs.

Documentation
Hay

The main source of fiber and energy in a horse’s diet. It supports digestion, gut health, and steady energy. Hay quality and type determine nutrient levels and must be balanced with other feeds.

Analysis

Grass

Provides natural, digestible nutrients and promotes healthy grazing behavior. Pasture contributes energy, protein, and vitamins but should be monitored to prevent excess intake or imbalances.

Analysis

Concentrate

Adds energy and nutrients when forage isn’t enough, especially for active or growing horses. Must be carefully balanced with hay and grass to avoid digestive or metabolic issues.

Supplement

Used to correct specific deficiencies or support health needs. Added only after the main diet is balanced to ensure accuracy and prevent nutrient overlap.