When it comes to nutrition, there are many options available to horse owners. Feeding your horse can be a real headache. Here's a guide to help you optimize your horse's nutritional intake.

Seaver products allow you to measure the number of calories burned by your horse, giving you the opportunity to adjust his diet. However, there are other factors to consider.

You do your best to feed your horse at the right time and in the right quantity. But did you know that you can keep your horse in shape by feeding him certain foods? For example, a diet rich in digestible fiber and low in non-structural carbohydrates (NSC) helps prevent Rhabdomyolysis. For more information and advice on the diet and feeding routine to adopt for your horse, as well as the nutritional content of the most common equine feeds, take a look at this infographic from the "Animal Health Company"!

We hope you now have a clearer picture and that horse feeding no longer holds any secrets for you. If you're not too sure of yourself, or are afraid of making mistakes, don't hesitate to call in the professionals.

As with men, you can call in a nutritionist for your horse. He'll be able to analyze the quality of his current feed and ration. He can also advise you on what your horse needs or is lacking. He will also be able to solve certain problems by identifying them.

The Seaver team