Oats are one of the most recognized grain ingredients in equine nutrition because of their palatability, digestibility, and dependable energy value.

Examples include:

• Whole oats

• Rolled oats

• Crimped oats

• Oat groats

• Ground oats

• Oat hulls

• Custom-milled oat ingredients

Fiber-based ingredients help support digestive health, gut function, and overall wellness in equine feed programs.

Examples include:

• Beet pulp

• Soy hulls

• Oat hulls

• Alfalfa meal

• Grass-based forage products

• Timothy-based ingredients

• Forage pellets or cubes

Grain and energy ingredients help provide calories for performance, maintenance, growth, and overall body condition.

Examples include:

• Corn

• Barley

• Oats

• Wheat middlings

• Wheat bran

• Sorghum

• Grain screenings, depending on formulation needs

Protein ingredients help support muscle maintenance, growth, recovery, and overall condition in equine nutrition programs.

Examples include:

• Soybean meal

• Canola meal

• Alfalfa meal

• Flaxseed meal

• Pea protein

• Sunflower meal

• Other plant-based protein ingredients

Higher-fat ingredients can help increase calorie density and support performance horses, hard keepers, and specialized nutrition programs.

Examples include:

• Rice bran

• Flaxseed

• Vegetable oil

• Soy oil

• Full-fat soy

• High-fat grain byproducts

• Other energy-dense feed ingredients

Palatability and blending ingredients can help improve taste, texture, consistency, and finished feed quality.

Examples include:

• Molasses

• Liquid sweeteners

• Pellet binders

• Blending aids

• Flavor-support ingredients

• Texture-support ingredients

Vitamin and mineral support helps balance complete equine feed programs and support overall wellness.

Examples include:

• Salt

• Calcium sources

• Phosphorus sources

• Trace minerals

• Electrolytes

• Vitamin premixes

• Mineral premixes