Oats are a palatable and energy-rich cereal grain valued for their high fiber content and safe starch profile. Compared to other grains like corn or barley, oats offer a lower energy density but higher fiber, making them especially suitable for horses and young animals that require gradual energy release and digestive support. Often fed whole, rolled, or crimped, oats are versatile in both individual rations and mixed feeds. Their natural palatability encourages intake, and their moderate protein levels make them a reliable base grain in balanced diets. In equine nutrition, oats remain a staple for performance and breeding animals, while ruminants benefit from their digestibility and contribution to rumen health.

Horses (ideal for performance and breeding stock), Young cattle and ruminants, Sheep and goats, Poultry (as part of mixed grains), Swine (in limited amounts)

Store in a dry, cool environment protected from direct sunlight and pests. Use sealed containers or bags if possible. When properly stored, oats maintain quality for up to 12 months.