Horses require a balanced diet to maintain optimal health and performance. The amount of feed needed depends on the horse’s body weight, age, breed, and activity level.
A common method to estimate a horse’s daily feed requirement is by using the Maintenance Energy Requirement (MER) formula, which takes into account the horse’s body weight in kilograms. The MER can then be adjusted based on the horse’s activity level.
BW = Body Weight (in kg)
How do I calculate my horse’s Maintenance Energy Requirement?
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How do I adjust the MER for an active horse?
Can this calculator be used for all types of horses?
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Results are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice.
