Organic animal feed: feed with a story

Organic animal feed: feed with a story

At Natuly, we believe in nutrition that makes sense. From soil to stomach. Organic animal feed is made as nature intended: without artificial fertilizers, pesticides, or chemical additives. Raw, pure, and unprocessed where possible, so your animal's body does what it's supposed to do, without overload or deficiencies.

For animals that are easy keepers or sensitive, such as hardy horse breeds or allergy-prone dogs, this makes a world of difference. No artificial stimuli, but natural nutrients that suit your animal's rhythm and needs.

So, organic animal feed is not a hype, but a logical choice when considering health, resilience, and well-being. And just as importantly: it also contributes to healthy soil, greater biodiversity, and a fairer food system.

In short: food that nourishes, not just your animal, but also the world around it.

What makes organic animal feed so special?

Good nutrition starts at the source. In the fields, where plants grow without artificial fertilizers or pesticides, in nature's rhythm. They are given time to develop fully, and you can tell. Not only in their energy values, but especially in their richness of vitamins, trace elements, enzymes, antioxidants and essential compounds that aid absorption and digestion.

The result? Vitality that you can't measure in numbers, but that you see and feel. Animals instinctively recognize quality. They eat more calmly, digest better, and their bodies find peace. Less fuss, more balance.

Natural feeding = natural functioning

An animal that receives nutrition fitting its nature achieves balance. No deficiencies or excesses, no unnecessary stress reactions, just food as it was intended: complete, fiber-rich, fiber-bound.

Especially with easy keepers or sensitive animals, you see the effect quickly. Think of horses that become calmer in their minds, get a better coat, and strengthen their immunity. And all this without artificial tricks or complicated supplements, but simply with what the soil has to offer.

Feed less, give more

Natural feed is more efficient. Because it is rich in absorbable nutrients, many animals need up to 50% less compound feed. This means:

Less feeding
Fewer supplements
Fewer vet visits
More comfort and health

So you feed less, but give more.

Seems expensive, but it isn't

Organic feed may seem more expensive at first glance. But if you look beyond the price per kilogram, you will see: it is actually more economical. A bag lasts longer, your animal stays healthier, and you need to intervene less.

You invest in the cause, not in fighting the symptoms. And that pays off in well-being and on your bill.

What about the numbers?

Analyses are useful, but they never tell the whole story. They are based on average values per raw material. They say nothing about:

How well your animal absorbs the substances
How nutrients work together in the body
Whether it suits the moment and the type of animal

Take proteins or sugars. In organic feed, they come in their natural, fiber-bound form: as in mature grass or whole grains. Not isolated or refined. And that makes all the difference.

What is (not) in our feed?

At Natuly, we keep it pure and transparent. Always:

100% organic grains and seeds
Completely GMO-free
No by-products (such as middlings or molasses)
No soy or ingredients in conversion
Packaged in unbleached paper without unnecessary ink

Who is organic animal feed suitable for?

For all animals. But especially for:

Animals with a sensitive digestive system
Hardy horse breeds such as Icelanders or Fjords
Animals with obesity or metabolic problems
Anyone who wants to feed holistically, naturally, or regeneratively

You don't have to change everything at once. Start with the basics: nutrition. Every step towards more natural feeding is a win, for your animal and for yourself.

The circle is complete: from soil to animal

The health of your animal begins with living soil. This is where vital plants grow that the body understands. Holistic nutrition is not a hype. It's common sense.