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   Do you need a feed balancer for a horse?

   • Feed balancers for horses have risen in popularity over the years – and for good reason. More than a vitamin and mineral supplement, when fed at the correct amount a balancer will provide your horse with all the nutrients he needs.

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   Do horses need a balancer?

   • A balancer is also a great way of topping up vitamin and mineral intake in horses fed less than the recommended amount of compound feed or feeds without added vitamins and minerals. Tip: As a guide feed half the recommended amount of balancer if feeding half the recommended amount of compound feed.

   Which balancer does my horse need? | SPILLERS Feeds

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   What is a balancer for a horse?

   • A balancer is a nutrient dense feed that provides your horse with all the vitamins, minerals and quality protein he needs on a daily basis. They also contain a low level of calories making them ideal if your horse is a good-doer. They’re usually small pellets, which makes them easy to feed and you don’t need to feed a huge amount.

   Understanding Feed Balancers - Your Horse

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   How much balancer should a horse eat a day?

   • They also contain a low level of calories making them ideal if your horse is a good-doer. They’re usually small pellets, which makes them easy to feed and you don’t need to feed a huge amount. The usual amount fed is 100g per 100kg bodyweight, so an average 500kg horse will need just 500g of balancer a day.

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   Do horses need a balanced diet?

   • “Every horse needs a balanced diet. While grass alone may provide up to three times the horse’s daily energy (calorie) requirements, certain nutrients such as lysine, copper, zinc and selenium are typically low in UK pasture.

   What is a feed balancer? H&H explains… - Horse & Hound

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   Can horses eat a balancer?

   • This balancer is a low-calorie source of vitamins and minerals with additional digestive, hoof, recovery, immune, and protein support. It is ideal for topping-up natural vitamin levels in forage and is described as suitable for all horses. In the UK? View now at amazon.co.uk

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   Jan 10, 2022 · H&H asks some equine nutritionists to shed some light on how to choose the right balancer for your horse so you can make an informed decision

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   Horses fed a healthy balanced diet will have improved coat condition, better quality hooves, more top line and a healthier immune system. Reasons your horses' diet may not be balanced (and you may want to consider adding a balancer) include: Horses at pasture 24/7 with no added concentrate feed.

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   Jun 13, 2024 · Cutting calories is essential for weight loss but shouldn’t come at the expense of providing a balanced diet. Here’s 15 facts to help explain why horse feed balancers are ideal for good doers and help you choose which balancer may be most suitable for your horse.

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   Feb 14, 2017 · A balancer is a nutrient dense feed that provides your horse with all the vitamins, minerals and quality protein he needs on a daily basis. They also contain a low level of calories making them ideal if your horse is a good-doer.

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   Aug 3, 2022 · Due the low feeding rate - typically 500g per day or a 500kg horse - balancers provide negligible amounts of energy (calories), starch and sugar per daily serving, making them the ideal choice for good doers.