Oat Hay Pellets for Horses are a highly nutritious and fiber-rich feed made from high quality oat hay harvested in early milk stage. These pellets provide horses with essential fiber to support healthy digestion and optimal gut function. Rich in natural antioxidants and low in sugars, oat hay is an ideal choice for horses that need a balanced, healthy diet. The compact pellet form is easy to store, handle, and feed, minimizing waste. Perfect for horses in light to moderate work, these pellets support digestive health and contribute to overall well-being.
COMPOSITION
Oat hay.
Benefits of hay and sainfoin
High in Fiber – Supports healthy digestion, gut motility, and overall digestive health.
Rich in Antioxidants – Promotes cellular health and aids in reducing oxidative stress.
Low Sugar and Starch – Ideal for horses with metabolic issues or weight management needs.
Supports Muscle Function – Provides balanced nutrients that support muscle maintenance in light to moderate work.
Natural and Palatable – Highly palatable to horses, encouraging consistent intake and reducing feeding challenges.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
PACKAGING OPTIONS
We offer wide range of packaging options into our branded bags as well as the facility to label our products with your brand name and customized design or just pack it into blank bags. Different sizes of packaging are available for your convenience and are listed in a table below.
Bags are stacked on pallets and wrapped with stretch folio. The size of one-way pallets depends on customers request or on bag size. Big-bags also can be loaded into the truck with pallet below for easier unloading or handling in the storage.
All stacked pallets with small bags can be supplied with rain cover on top to make it possible to store outside (not included in the standard packaging ).
Separate component benefits
HAY
Hay serves as a foundational component of the equine diet, offering a balanced blend of nutrients essential for supporting overall health, performance, and well-being in horses.
Hay contains essential nutrients such as protein, vitamins (e.g., vitamin A, vitamin E), and minerals (e.g., calcium, phosphorus), which are vital for various physiological functions, including muscle development, immune system function, and bone health.
Rich in dietary fiber, primarily in the form of cellulose and hemicellulose, which are crucial for maintaining digestive health and proper bowel function in horses.
The carbohydrates in hay, mainly in the form of structural polysaccharides, serve as a valuable energy source for horses, supporting their metabolic needs and physical activities.
The roughage provided by hay promotes healthy microbial fermentation in the horse's hindgut, aiding in the digestion and utilization of nutrients while reducing the risk of digestive disorders like colic and gastric ulcers.
Hay can be effectively utilized in feeding programs to help manage a horse's weight, providing bulk and satiety without excessive calorie intake, which is beneficial for maintaining a healthy body condition score.