Main Benefits

✅ Energy-rich feed ingredient

✅ Provides sustained energy

✅ Supports body condition

✅ Suitable for sport horses

✅ Can help maintain weight

✅ Highly palatable

✅ Easy to include in the daily ration

✅ Combines well with other feeds

✅ Suitable for horses with higher energy requirements

✅ Suitable for horses and ponies

Why does this product work?

Horses in training, competition or regular work often require more energy than horses at maintenance level. Maize naturally provides a concentrated source of energy, making it a useful addition to feeding programmes for horses with greater energy demands.

It is commonly used to support body condition, workload and performance while helping maintain an appropriate energy intake. When combined with quality forage and a balanced ration, maize can contribute to an effective feeding programme for active horses.

Because maize mainly supplies energy, it is best used alongside feeds that provide protein, vitamins and minerals.

Who is this product suitable for?

• Sport horses
• Competition horses
• Working horses
• Horses with increased energy requirements
• Horses that struggle to maintain weight
• Horses in training
• Horses needing additional condition support
• Active leisure horses

Also interesting within this category

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• EquiFyt Gold: grain-free feed for horses with higher energy and protein requirements.

• Havens Natural Balance: fibre-rich feed with controlled energy release.

• Geva Mix: palatable feed for maintaining condition and body weight.

Looking for one of these products? Not every item is always visible online. Feel free to contact us for availability, orders and personal advice.

De Hagedoorn advice

Maize is most suitable for horses that require additional energy beyond a standard feeding programme. We recommend combining it with quality forage and a balanced ration to ensure the horse receives all essential nutrients alongside the extra energy.

Not sure if this is the right choice for your horse or application? We are happy to help with personal advice. Feel free to contact Wim Vansant (+32 471 93 09 08) or Kathleen Vandijck (+32 478 82 31 39).