Horse Nutrition Balancer

Horse Nutrition Balancer MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate precise equine nutrient requirements and optimize rations using NRC standards.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides professional-grade equine nutrition tools. It allows AI agents to determine specific biological needs through calculate_nutrient_requirements, design balanced diets with balance_ration, and assess metabolic health risks using analyze_metabolic_risk. It uses National Research Council (NRC) guidelines to manage energy, protein, minerals, and NSC levels for horses in various physiological states, including growing, pregnant, or performance horses.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_metabolic_risk

The input parameter must be a valid JSON string. Evaluates the risk of metabolic syndrome based on the proposed ration

balance_ration

Ensure all three JSON strings are valid. Calculates the ideal amount of forage and concentrate to meet the previously calculated requirements

calculate_nutrient_requirements

Must provide all three parameters. Determines the specific biological nutrient needs for a horse based on its physical and physiological profile

See how to talk to your AI agent using Horse Nutrition Balancer.

What are the nutrient requirements for a 500kg horse, 5 years old, with moderate work level?

The requirements for this horse are 18.5 Mcal/day of digestible energy, 450g of crude protein, and 12g of lysine.

Help me balance a ration for a 450kg pregnant mare using this forage analysis: { 'de': 1.8, 'cp': 10, 'nsc': 15, 'ca': 0.5, 'p': 0.3 } and 8kg of forage.

To meet the requirements for the pregnant mare, you should provide 8kg of forage and 2.4kg of concentrate.

Is this ration safe for a horse with high metabolic sensitivity?

The risk score is 15, which is low. The NSC levels are within the safe range for this sensitivity profile.

The `calculate_nutrient_requirements` tool uses NRC equine requirements to scale needs based on weight, age, work intensity, and reproductive status.

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