Mash isn't just a treat. It's your practical tool for fibre, fluid and energy, and the base that helps vitamins and minerals absorb better, because the fibres hold on to the nutrients all the way through the gut.
+Fiber Mash is the light one, for digestion, the good doer and the horse that needs to lose weight.
+Energy Fiber Mash has more energy, for horses in work and horses that need to gain weight. The exact amounts are in the two feeding charts.
Which mash for what?
+Fiber Mash
+Energy Fiber Mash
For
Digestion, good doer, overweight
Work, condition, thin horse
Work
Light and moderate
Moderate and hard
Soaking
1 part to 5 parts water
1 part to 4 parts water
Chart
See dosage
See dosage
The dosage in the tables is per 100 kg of horse. 500 kg horse = multiply by 5.
How to use it
Dry or soaked, depending on what your horse prefers
Cold or lukewarm water, e.g. lukewarm in winter
Leave it to soak for 10‑20 minutes
If you add vitamins, minerals, salt or oil, you should not use more water
Does your horse need to lose weight, or does it have loose droppings: +Fiber Mash
Does it need to gain weight, or is it in hard work: +Energy Fiber Mash
Moderate work where the forage doesn't provide enough energy: +Energy Fiber Mash
Want to know more?
That's why you mix vitamins and minerals into the mash
Soaked fibre mash with vitamins, minerals, salt and electrolytes acts as a depot that travels through the horse's gut. The horse absorbs the nutrients at the pace it needs. Studies show that vitamins and minerals without fibre pass through the gut too quickly, so the horse doesn't have time to get the full benefit of them.
The water in the mash also supports fluid balance and lowers the risk of dehydration and electrolyte depletion. The mash is a soft base that keeps feeding simple and easy to manage.
What can you mix in?
Salt, Every Day Happy, Peak Performance, Supreme Minerals and RC O3 Algeolie can all be mixed into the mash. The algae oil is absorbed best right there, together with Every Day Happy and +Fiber Mash. You don't need to add more water just because you're adding supplements.
When mash makes a real difference
Travel and shows: your horse gets extra fluid and fibre while on the move.
Hot weather or after exercise: the mash helps restore fluids and energy.
Sensitive digestion: gentle fibres that support stable gut function.
Daily wellbeing: many horses experience the mash as a comfort meal that boosts their wellbeing. So mash can be both daily support and a practical tool in the situations where fluids, fibre and nutrients matter all the more.
Can the mash be fed dry?
Yes. If your horse won't eat wet feed, you can feed it dry, but we recommend soaking it. If your horse is prone to choke, always soak it. If your horse prefers a thinner mash, just add more water as needed.
Hungry horses and ponies
They settle more with the mash, because it fills them up and gives them longer slurping and eating time. It also binds the dust in the hard feed. Feel free to make it sloppy and thin with plenty of water. Many horses prefer their mash thin like a soup rather than thick like porridge.
Where can I find the exact amounts?
In the two dosage charts. All figures are dry weight and given per 100 kg of horse, so you scale them up to your own horse. The range runs from 50 g per 100 kg for +Fiber Mash in light work up to 500 g per 100 kg when the horse has faecal water, is overweight or needs to put on weight.
