Badminton Rolled Oats 20kg sack of traditional rolled oat cereal feed for horses and ponies

Badminton Rolled Oats – 20kg

$13.62
Sale price  $13.62 Regular price  $21.97
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Badminton Rolled Oats 20kg sack of traditional rolled oat cereal feed for horses and ponies

Badminton Rolled Oats – 20kg

$13.62
Sale price  $13.62 Regular price  $21.97
Badminton Rolled Oats – 20kg

A traditional and versatile feed cereal for horses and ponies. Oats are naturally higher in fibre and lower in energy than barley or maize, which gives a slower energy release and makes them less likely to produce the fizz that other cereals can — the reason oats have kept their place on yards for a century despite everything else on offer.

They suit horses in hard work, including competition horses and racehorses, but can equally be introduced in small amounts to lift an everyday ration. The important caveat is that oats are naturally low in calcium and unbalanced in phosphorus, so they cannot be fed alone — they need a balancer or compound feed alongside them.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Higher in fibre and lower in energy than barley and maize.
  • Slower energy release, less likely to cause fizz or hyperactivity.
  • Well suited to horses in hard work, competition horses and racehorses.
  • Can be fed in small amounts to lift an existing ration.
  • Highly palatable and easily digestible.
  • A natural, traditional energy source.
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Suitable For
  • Horses and ponies in hard or competition work.
  • Racehorses and eventers needing stamina.
  • Horses needing a modest energy lift to an existing ration.
  • Anyone mixing their own ration from straights.
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Feeding
  • Never feed as the sole feed — oats are low in calcium and must be balanced.
  • Feed alongside a balancer or compound feed providing vitamins and minerals.
  • Introduce gradually and build up slowly.
  • Feed alongside good quality forage, with free access to clean, fresh water.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: 100% rolled oats. 20kg.
  • Badminton do not publish analytical constituents for this product. Refer to the sack label for the current declaration.
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Care & Caution
  • Oats are naturally low in calcium and unbalanced in phosphorus. Feeding them alone over time risks skeletal problems.
  • Not suitable for horses prone to laminitis or tying-up.

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