Designed for owners who already have a laboratory forage analysis and want the horse’s diet built around the actual nutrient profile of the hay or forage being fed.
Rather than relying only on average hay values, this consultation uses the available forage analysis as the foundation of the ration. From there, we evaluate what the horse still needs from commercial feed, ration balancers, vitamins, minerals, and supplements.
Review of the horse’s complete intake and history
Laboratory forage-analysis interpretation
Evaluation of current hay and forage intake
Digestible energy and calorie assessment
Protein and amino acid evaluation
Vitamin and mineral review
Calcium and phosphorus assessment
Copper and zinc assessment
Magnesium and other major mineral review
Sugar and starch evaluation when provided on the forage analysis
Fiber evaluation when provided on the forage analysis
Commercial feed and ration-balancer review
Supplement analysis
Identification of deficiencies, excesses, and unnecessary overlap
Individualized feeding recommendations
Written Klepinger Equine nutrition plan
One follow-up adjustment within 30 days
Owners who already have a current hay or forage analysis
Horses on forage-focused feeding programs
Performance horses
Growing horses
Senior horses
Easy keepers
Hard keepers
Horses requiring closer vitamin and mineral balancing
Barns wanting to formulate diets around a consistent forage source
The goal is to understand what the forage is already providing and then build the remainder of the ration around the horse’s actual needs rather than adding unnecessary feed or supplements.
Designed for owners who already have a laboratory forage analysis and want the horse’s diet built around the actual nutrient profile of the hay or forage being fed.
Rather than relying only on average hay values, this consultation uses the available forage analysis as the foundation of the ration. From there, we evaluate what the horse still needs from commercial feed, ration balancers, vitamins, minerals, and supplements.
Review of the horse’s complete intake and history
Laboratory forage-analysis interpretation
Evaluation of current hay and forage intake
Digestible energy and calorie assessment
Protein and amino acid evaluation
Vitamin and mineral review
Calcium and phosphorus assessment
Copper and zinc assessment
Magnesium and other major mineral review
Sugar and starch evaluation when provided on the forage analysis
Fiber evaluation when provided on the forage analysis
Commercial feed and ration-balancer review
Supplement analysis
Identification of deficiencies, excesses, and unnecessary overlap
Individualized feeding recommendations
Written Klepinger Equine nutrition plan
One follow-up adjustment within 30 days
Owners who already have a current hay or forage analysis
Horses on forage-focused feeding programs
Performance horses
Growing horses
Senior horses
Easy keepers
Hard keepers
Horses requiring closer vitamin and mineral balancing
Barns wanting to formulate diets around a consistent forage source
The goal is to understand what the forage is already providing and then build the remainder of the ration around the horse’s actual needs rather than adding unnecessary feed or supplements.