Agrobs Green Oat Cobs, 20 kg

Discover a fibre-rich, starch-reduced alternative to traditional cereals, designed to complement your horse’s daily feeding routine. Green Oat Cobs is a palatable alternative to hard feed, designed to suit the needs of sensitive horses.

Product highlights:

• Gently warm-air dried and dust-free
• Starch-reduced and rich in valuable crude fibre
• Ideal as an alternative to hard feed or to complement roughage
• Pure natural product made from the green oat plant
• Highly suitable for senior horses and exclusion diets

Feeding recommendation:

As the sole hard feed, amounts per day

Feed approx. 100 to 500 g per 100 kg target body weight per day, or use to complement conventional hard feed: 1.6 kg of green oat cobs provide the energy of 1 kg of oats. Introduce gradually.

Feeding guidance & information:

• Soak 1 kg of cobs with 1.5 to 3 litres of water.
• Adjust the feeding amount according to individual requirements and introduce the feed gradually.
• Ensure sufficient fresh drinking water is available at all times.
• One AGROBS® feed scoop (1.5 l) holds approx. 800 g of Green Oat Cobs. See overview of all product weights.
• The analysed values are naturally occurring. The analysed sugar value is also purely naturally occurring. No artificial sugar has been added.

Detailed product description:

The green oat plant is harvested after flowering and before the grain has fully developed, resulting in a natural, moderate content of energy, protein, and sugar. Gentle warm-air drying helps preserve important nutrients while reducing exposure to mould and dust. This starch-reduced, fibre-rich composition is a balanced nutrient source for your horse’s daily energy needs, without relying on traditional cereals. As a pure natural product, it contributes essential nutrients and is well suited to a balanced feeding routine that supports normal stomach and digestive function.

The cobs consist of just a single ingredient, making them a suitable choice for exclusion diets and for horses with sensitivities to other plants such as lucerne. As they are easy to soak, they are also a practical feed option for senior horses or horses with limited chewing ability. The natural, palatable recipe supports good acceptance at the feed bowl and makes a valuable addition to the daily ration of leisure horses and sport horses alike.