Is your horse getting
everything they need?
Answer a few quick questions about your horse and what they eat. In about five minutes you’ll get a clear, free report showing where their diet is spot-on — and where it’s quietly missing something important.
Most of Bella’s diet is on track — 2 nutrients need attention.
Three short steps.
A complete picture.
Your horse’s profile
Age, weight, breed, workload, reproductive status. The information a nutritionist would gather — in three minutes, not three days.
What they eat
Search our collated database of 240+ UK feeds, balancers, forages and supplements. Add daily quantities — we handle the unit maths.
Your nutrition report
An instant traffic-light breakdown of all 17 nutrients, with targeted recommendations — and a downloadable PDF you can share.
Hundreds of feeds.
Already in the database.
We’ve collated the published nutritional data behind hundreds of branded feeds, balancers and supplements — so you don’t have to dig through bag labels, datasheets, or chase manufacturers for specs.
Search by brand. Or by bag.
Type what’s in your feed room. We have Dodson & Horrell, Saracen, NAF, TopSpec, Science Supplements and Blue Chip — with their published nutrient profiles analysed and ready to compare across brands.
Seventeen nutrients.
One quiet picture of health.
Every analysis covers the full NRC 2007 panel — the same framework your vet or nutritionist would work from.
Grounded in the only standard that matters.
EquiBalance uses the National Research Council’s 2007 Nutrient Requirements of Horses— the peer-reviewed reference work relied upon by vets, equine nutritionists, and feed manufacturers worldwide.
Most horses are fed by habit and by brand loyalty — very few are fed by analysis.That’s the gap EquiBalance is built to close: an independent read on the ration, with no supplement to sell you at the end.
Reading,
if you’re curious.
Fair questions.
Short answers.
Five minutes.
A clearer picture forever.
Run one horse. Run the whole yard. The core analysis is free — no account needed to start.



