HUESKER Ltd.
Space2work Warrington
Winwick Quay
WA2 8LT Warrington
United Kingdom
Feed intake of some horses at a feeding rack

Time-controlled feed rack as a feeding system

Project information

Construction project

Modernising feeding practices in open stables

Customer

Andrea Kley

Location

Erkelenz , DE

Construction time

1 day, as the feeding rack is delivered pre-assembled

Project details

Feeding system for an open stable housing horses

Situation

The client was looking for a feeding system for an open stable to minimise the workload otherwise involved in filling hay nets for five horses. Due to the client’s hay dust allergy, contact with the hay needed to be kept to a minimum. Nevertheless, the animals needed to be fed regularly. This is particularly important in this case, as the horses suffer from laminitis. With this metabolic disorder, small amounts of hay should be fed throughout the day without overly long breaks between meals.

 

Solution

By using the feeding rack, the customer saves time and has less work. The tedious task of filling the hay nets and making multiple trips to the stable is eliminated. Thanks to the integrated timer, the gates can open and close automatically up to 20 times a day. Sufficient breaks between meals and regular feeding times can be ideally combined through the use of the feeding rack.

 

Advantages

  • Healthier horses thanks to regular feeding and customisable feeding breaks
  • Horses quickly get used to the feeding times
  • High feeding rack arches prevent horses from stepping inside
  • No risk of hooves getting trapped thanks to the narrow spacing between the bars within the grid
  • Protection of the underside of the gates – no risk of injury to horses when closing
  • Maximum time and labour savings through the use of the timer

Further information

you can find here