Horse Minerals

Horse minerals are essential nutrients for balance, equine performance and optimum health of horses. Minerals in horse feed should be matched to grass, hay and haylage and should only look at what mineral supplement for horses you really need. They can be categorised into two groups major and trace.

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Protein, carbohydrate and fat which provide the horse with energy will be compromised without the correct horse mineral elements.

Unlike other broad-spectrum feed approaches on the market, Forageplus analysis of the forage eaten allows the owner to target the specific minerals for horses depending on their needs in its unique environment.

Forageplus can formulate a feed plan for you so you can mix separate minerals into a bespoke supplement.  If you don’t want to do this very bespoke approach then our range of nutritionally forage focused balancers, formulated to cover deficiencies revealed by hundreds of analytical forage reports, is the next best thing you can do to achieve optimum nutritional support for your horse.

We are happy to advise on scientific reports of forage and suggest which feeds, horse minerals and vitamins are needed to match to the horse fed.  Sometimes feeding horse vitamins and minerals as separates in addition to a horse feed balancer is enough to provide a balanced diet for equines. As a company, we try to be as transparent as possible because we understand how much your horse or pony means to you. Therefore we never hide away from a question and try our very best to provide the answers to your unasked questions. We often get asked the question how important is magnesium for horses, and furthermore, why do we choose magnesium oxide for horses? The answers to these questions can be found in our FAQs linked in the product below.

Take a look at our range of major and trace minerals below, a couple of our major and trace minerals that can be seen are calcium carbonate for horses and selenium for horses.

Please note that Forageplus does not advise the feeding of any mineral supplement without reference to the National Research Council’s ratios and or minimum and maximum recommended levels for horses.  Supplementation of separate minerals should be done with reference to forage analysis reports.  Supplementing without knowing true amounts in the total diet could be dangerous so please make sure you have asked our advice before you feed separate supplements to your horse.  We cannot be responsible for incorrect amounts being supplemented.  If you have questions please contact us or visit our FAQs