Pavo Whole Peeled White Oats

Oats has been used for 2,000 years as raw material in horse feed and can be fed directly from the land. The Romans fed them to their war horses for extra energy during heavy campaigns.

The beauty of the oat is that it is well digestible starch present for horses, in contrast to the other starches in cereal grains such as wheat, barley and maize.  As their hulls can be irritating to the intestinal wall of the horse, Pavo not only purified but also strips them of the shroud. What remains are clipped oats that are easier to digest and that’s volumetric weight increases from 50 to about 55-57 pounds/100 litres. 

Oats give horses extra quick energy. We recommend a maximum of 1 kg per meal and no more than 1-2 kg per day. Be aware that oats have an unfavorable calcium–phosphorus ratio for horses. When the ration of a horse contains more than 1 kg of oats per day it isadvisable to balance the calcium–phosphorus ratio by using a balancer like Pavo Vital or even Pavo SummerFit

Pavo oats comes from Belgium and northern France. Pavo sells white and black clipped oats in the ‘Cereals series. White oats are also available crushed. The Cereals of Pavo consists of four different products, all top quality cereals with a high energy value. Pavo single Cereals contain no molasses.

See also:

• Peeled White Oat
• Peeled Black Oat
• Cereal Mix