Analyse de la ration

Gras - Base d’alimentation

Consultez l’analyse nutritionnelle des différentes sources de gras pour les chevaux dans la base de données des aliments pour chevaux de Mad Barn. Cette catégorie comprend des ingrédients lipidiques alimentaires qui apportent des calories concentrées à la ration équine, comme les huiles végétales, les graines de lin, l’huile de soya, l’huile de canola, l’huile de camelina, le son de riz, l’huile de coco et d’autres sources lipidiques.

Comparez les profils nutritionnels des différentes sources de gras pour comprendre leur apport calorique, la composition en acides gras, la digestibilité, la teneur en oméga-3 et en oméga-6, ainsi que leur rôle dans le maintien de l’état corporel, de la qualité du poil et de l’apport énergétique. Utilisez cette base de données pour évaluer les ingrédients contenant des matières grasses employés dans les aliments et les suppléments pour chevaux.

Aliments, suppléments et produits
Beef Tallow
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Fat from cattle is referred to as beef tallow. It is an energy-dense feed ingredient commonly used in baked goods. It is not commonly fed to horses.
Bionic Oil Blend (Grand Valley Fortifiers)
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
StaminaStamina
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Bionic Oil Blend is a stabilized vegetable oil from Grand Valley Fortifiers. It provides a calorie-dense energy source for exercising horses and supports weight gain in underweight horses.
Canola Oil
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
HindgutHindgut
PerformancePerformance
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Canola Oil is a calorie-dense fat source that can be used to replace grain in the horse’s diet. It provides cool energy for performance horses and supports weight gain in hard keepers.
Chia Seeds
Gut HealthGut Health
IngredientIngredient
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Organic Trace MineralsOrganic Trace Minerals
Chia seeds are sometimes added to equine diets as a source of fatty acids. Chia is high in the omega-3 fatty acid, ALA, which can provide some anti-inflammatory benefits.
Condensed Distillers Solubles (Syrup)
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Condensed distillers solubles syrup is a by-product of the production of ethanol from grains, such as corn. It consists of the nutrients and protein that remain after grains are fermented to make ethanol.
Cool Omega 40+ (Manna Pro)
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Cool Omega 40+ by Manna Pro is a fat supplement that provides 40% crude protein and 14% crude protein. It contains fat from vegetable fat, rice bran, and flaxseed.
Copra Meal
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
Low NSC FeedsLow NSC Feeds
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Copra meal is a by-product of coconut oil production. This high-fat, high-protein feed is used to increase the energy density of the equine diet in horses that need to gain weight.
Corn Germ
EnergyEnergy
IngredientIngredient
NutrientsNutrients
ProteinProtein
Corn germ is the nutrient-rich inner portion of the corn kernel. It provides fat, protein, and energy.
Corn Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Corn oil is a plant-based oil derived from corn that is used to provide calories in the equine diet. It is fed to performance horses and hard-keepers to support weight gain.
Cottonseed – Fuzzy
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FiberFiber
MuscleMuscle
ProteinProtein
Fuzzy cottonseed is a highly digestible fibre and protein source commonly fed to cattle. The fuzzy seeds have strands of cellulose bound to the cottonseed.
Cottonseed Delinted
FatFat
FiberFiber
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Delinted cottonseed refers to polished cottonseeds commonly used for planting grain. The seeds are high in fat (19.5%) and fibre, but are not commonly fed to horses.
Cottonseed Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Cottonseed oil is a plant-based fatty acid supplement and calorie source used in the equine diet. It is considered less palatable than other oil sources.
Cottonseed Whole Brazil With Hay
FiberFiber
ForageForage
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Whole cottonseeds are a valuable fat, fibre, and protein source for dairy cattle. Cottonseeds are not commonly used in equine diets because of the low lysine content.
Cottonseed Whole Brazil Without Hay
EnergyEnergy
FiberFiber
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Whole cottonseeds are a rich source of fat, protein and fibre. This feed is a highly valued energy source for lactating dairy cows. Cottonseeds are not commonly fed to horses because of their amino acid profile.
Cottonseed Whole with Lint
FatFat
FiberFiber
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Whole cottonseed with lint refers to cottonseeds with the "fuzzy" lint attached. The seeds are high in fat, protein and fibre but have low palatability for horses. They are more commonly used as feed for dairy cattle.
Distilled Corn Ethanol
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
NutrientsNutrients
ProteinProtein
Distilled corn is an ethanol byproduct that remains after the starch is extracted from corn or maize grain. Corn distillers grain is high in protein and is a moderate source of fat and fibre.
Distilled Corn Light Spirits
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
IngredientIngredient
ProteinProtein
Distilled corn light spirits are distillers grains from light coloured spirits. Distillers grains are commonly used in food animal rations.
Distilled Corn Very Dark Spirits
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Distilled corn from very dark spirits is a byproduct of alcohol production that remains following the extraction of starch. Corn distillers grain is a good source of protein, fibre, and fat with lower sugar content.
Fat – Animal Vegetable Blend
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Blends of animal and vegetable fat have higher non-saturated fatty acid content than animal fat alone. Animal and vegetable fat sources are used as high-energy ingredients in animal feeds.
Fat – Hydrogenated Tallow
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Hydrogenated tallow is animal fat rendered to saturate the bonds in the fatty acids making it firm. It has a variety of uses, including as a feed ingredient and as an emollient in cosmetics and moisturizers.
Flax Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Flax oil is a plant-based source of essential fatty acids, including alpha linolenic acid (ALA) - an omega-3 fatty acid. This polyunsaturated fatty acid can help to improve the omega 3:6:9 ratio in the equine diet.
Flax Seed – Fresh Ground
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Fresh ground flaxseed is a source of the omega-3 fatty acid, Alpha Linoleic Acid (ALA). Flaxseed is low in sugars and starches and provides cool energy. To prevent rancidity, fresh ground flaxseed should be fed immediately after grinding.
Flaxseed, Whole (Modesto Milling)
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FiberFiber
GrainsGrains
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Modesto’s whole organic flaxseed is a feed that provides a high level of fat, protein, and energy. Flaxseed contains omega-3 fatty acids in the form of alpha-linolenic acid. It is beneficial to grind whole flaxseed while fresh to improve digestibility.
Hemp Seed Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Hemp seed oil is extracted from the seeds of the hemp plant. Hemp seed oil can be used as a source of calories and to provide omega-3 fatty acids and gamma linolenic acid.
Hempseed Meal
Easy KeeperEasy Keeper
FiberFiber
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
ProteinProtein
Hempseed (cannabis sativa) meal is a byproduct of the hemp industry that remains after the oil is extracted from the seeds. Hempseed meal is a good fibre source for animals.
Lecithin
DigestionDigestion
Feed EfficiencyFeed Efficiency
IngredientIngredient
NutritionNutrition
Lecithin is a fat-derived emulsifier commonly sourced from soybeans or sunflower seeds.
Linseed Meal – Expelled
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
FiberFiber
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Expelled linseed (flaxseed) meal is a byproduct of linseed oil production. After the fat has been expelled, the remaining dry matter is rich in fiber and protein.
Linseed Oil
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Linseed oil (Flaxseed oil) is a plant-based essential fatty acid supplement rich in the omega-3, alpha linolenic acid (ALA). It is often fed to horses that need to gain weight and to improve coat quality.
Natural Glo Stabilized Rice Bran Pellets (Manna Pro)
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Natural Glo Stabilized Rice Bran Pellets from Manna Pro is a source of supplemental energy and fat. It contains added calcium carbonate to balance the calcium-phosphorus ratio. Natural Glo Stabilized Rice Bran pellet is 13% crude protein, 18% crude fat, and 8.5% crude fibre.
Partially Hydrogenated Tallow
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Partially hydrogenated tallow is rendered animal fat that has a portion of its fatty acid bonds saturated. It has the consistency of whipped cream and is commonly used in packaged foods.
Peanuts
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
FiberFiber
IngredientIngredient
Peanuts are the edible seeds of the peanut plant. They are high in fat and protein, but are not commonly used in horse feeds.
Rapeseed Cake Cold Pressed
EnergyEnergy
FiberFiber
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Cold-pressed rapeseed cake refers to seeds of the oilseed rape plant that are pressed into a cake format at a low temperature (60° C).
Rapeseed Cake Xylose Treated
FatFat
FiberFiber
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Rapeseed Cake refers to the pressed form of the product produced by pressing rapeseed seed into a cake. Xylose treatment preserves the amino acid composition of the rapeseed allowing for greater protein utilization by livestock.
Rice Bran
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FiberFiber
NutrientsNutrients
ProteinProtein
Rice bran is a high-fat feed commonly used in equine diets. It is relatively high in phosphorus, which must be appropriately balanced with calcium in the diet.
Rice Mill Feed
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FiberFiber
NutrientsNutrients
ProteinProtein
Rice mill feed refers to a mixture of by-products from rice milling containing both rice bran and hulls. It can be a suitable feed additive for livestock.
Safflower Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Safflower oil is a plant-based oil used to provide calories in the equine diet. It is a suitable energy source for performance horses and hard keepers.
Senior Weight Accelerator (Manna Pro)
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FatFat
SeniorSenior
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Senior Weight Accelerator from Manna Pro is a high-fat supplement intended to promote weight gain. Senior Weight Accelerator contains 3% crude protein, 80% crude fat, and 5% crude fibre.
Soy Whole Full Fat Extruded
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Whole full fat extruded soybeans are extruded to destroy anti-nutritional factors that are present in unprocessed soybeans. This process increases protein bioavailability, but does not remove the oil content.
Soy Whole Full Fat Formal Dehydetreated
FatFat
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Full fat soybeans are a high-energy feed for cattle. Formaldehyde treatment is used to protect unsaturated fats from hydrogenation in the rumen.
Soybean Grain Brazil Finely Ground
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Fine ground soybeans are an energy-dense feed for all classes of livestock. Raw soybeans can be fed to cattle, however, horses should only be fed heat-treated soybeans.
Soybean Grain Brazil Medium Grind
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Medium ground soybeans are a high-energy feed for all classes of livestock. When intended for non-ruminants, soybeans should be heat-treated prior to feeding.
Soybean Grain Brazil Whole
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
FatFat
NutritionNutrition
ProteinProtein
Whole soybeans are a high-energy feed for cattle. They are usually cracked, roasted, or ground for improved digestibility. Horses should not consume raw, whole soybeans due to antinutritive factors.
Soybean Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Soybean oil is an energy-dense calorie source used for performance horses and hard keepers. It is higher in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids than other plant-based oils.
Soybeans – Rolled Roasted
FatFat
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Rolled, roasted soybeans are made from whole soybeans that have been roasted and crushed to increase the surface area. The heat from roasting destroys trypsin inhibitors that interfere with protein digestion. Rolled soybeans are an excellent source of dietary fat and protein, and are highly palatable to horses.
Soybeans – Steam Flaked
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Steam flaked soybeans are exposed to high temperature steam and flaked to increase the bean's surface area. The steaming and flaking process results in a highly digestible, high-protein feedstuff.
Soybeans – Whole Extruded
Amino AcidAmino Acid
FatFat
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Whole, extruded soybeans are made by processing whole soybeans using extrusion methods. The extrusion process uses pressure and heat to destroy anti-nutritive factors and increase the digestibility of the soybeans.
Soybeans – Whole Flaked
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
Low NSC FeedsLow NSC Feeds
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Whole, flaked soybeans are made with de-fatted soybeans that are flaked. Similar to rolling, flaking exposes the soybean to more surface area, which increases the rate of digestibility.
Soybeans – Whole Raw
Caloric EnergyCaloric Energy
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Feeding raw soybeans to horses is not recommended. Whole raw soybeans contain anti-nutritive factors which are degraded when they are heated.
Soybeans – Whole Roasted
Amino AcidAmino Acid
FatFat
ProteinProtein
ToplineTopline
Whole, roasted soybeans are made from whole soybeans that are roasted. The heat from roasting destroys trypsin inhibitors that interfere with protein digestion. Whole, roasted soybeans are an excellent source of dietary fat and protein. They are highly palatable to horses.
Sunflower Oil
Coat QualityCoat Quality
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Sunflower oil is a calorie-dense fat source with an omega-3 to omega-6 ratio of 1:40. It provides energy for performance horses and hard-keepers to support weight gain.
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