Leovet Horse Treats

Leovet recommends feeding up to 150 g of Leoveties per horse per day as a reward. This information is stated on the data sheets for the Carrot and Linseed Oil and the Mint and Mango varieties, which are declared as complementary feed for horses.

The treats come in a reusable tub containing 1100 g. According to the manufacturer, you should store them in a cool, dry place. If your horse needs a special diet, it is best to discuss treats with your veterinary practice.

The Carrot and Linseed Oil variety consists of maize, barley and wheat middlings, plus 3% dried carrots, 2.5% beetroot powder and 1.5% cold-pressed linseed oil. According to the data sheet it contains no additives, calcium propionate is stated as a preservative.

The sugar content is 2.5%, the crude fibre content is 4.19% and the crude protein content is 9.48%. According to its own information, Leovet mixes the ingredients gently at low temperatures.

Mint and Mango is based on wheat, wheat middlings, oat hull bran and processed maize, supplemented with 0.45% dried peppermint herb and 0.10% dried mango pieces. The data sheet lists flavouring as an additive and the sugar content is 2.06%.

Leovet describes the Banana and Oat Flake variety as free from artificial flavourings and rich in natural fibre, vitamins and minerals. The manufacturer does not publish a data sheet for this variety online and you will find the exact composition on the tub.

According to Leovet’s overview of doping relevance, valid from February 2026, all Leoveties varieties comply with the anti-doping and medication control rules (ADMR) and no withdrawal period is stated. Leovet refers here to the rules of the German Equestrian Federation (FN).

You as the rider are responsible for everything your horse receives before it competes. Before every competition you should therefore check the current version of the manufacturer’s information and the FN rules, because both can change.