Excellent app for a knowledgeable horseman
I really don’t understand the reviews that say “not enough data.” Why would you want preprogrammed feed information when it changes over time, even in an established product, and it is really easy to get a feed tag from your current feed and look up the averages based on the type of forage you are using from the NRC database if it isn’t provided for you from your dealer. It’s a great app, especially in comparison to the other options out there that charge a ridiculous amount simply because they have a database of outdated feed tags and supplements (why would you trust those when it can change at any time, so you need to check your product anyway)?
App does not work
Response from developer
Hi there. We are aware of a bug that occurs in dark mode. A fix is on its way to the App Store. In the meantime, please use the app in light mode. Sorry for the inconvenience
Won’t Even Load
Response from developer
So sorry you are having trouble. Please send me an email and I’ll try to help. Info@horsebytes.ca Edited to add: looks like the problem occurs in dark mode. I will put a fix through in the next couple of days. In the meantime, please use the app in light mode. Sorry for the inconvenience
Don’t buy this app!
Response from developer
So sorry you are having trouble. Please contact me on my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/equinenutritioncalculator or by email info@horsebytes.ca so I can assist you
Feeds not on the list
I use benchmark feeds and Mitavite feeds. These are not on your list in the app. And it’s no point adding it as your list of nutrient does not contain everything also. Wasted my $
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback. In order to keep the app reasonably priced I haven’t spent a long time adding all possible feeds. We have users in many different countries and it isn’t feasible. I’m happy to add feeds for you if you contact me enc@horsebytes.ca The nutrient list is quite comprehensive and based on the “Nutrient Requirements of Horses” research book. Many feed companies provide slightly different information. It looks like the Mitavite feeds split the carbs out into starch, wsc and esc. We don’t see that much here in North America. Looks like all of these things add up to total NSC so that’s what I would enter them as. Hope that helps
