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Carob Beans - Feed Ingredient

Carob Beans are derived from the dried pods of the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua), an evergreen legume native to the Mediterranean region. The pods are harvested, dried, and often milled into a powder, retaining a naturally sweet, cocoa-like flavor and a rich profile of dietary fiber, sugars, and trace minerals. This processing method preserves the intrinsic nutritional components while enhancing the ingredient’s versatility for various feed applications.

In equine nutrition, Carob Beans are utilized as a supplemental feed ingredient to improve palatability and contribute a moderate source of digestible carbohydrates and fiber. Their natural sweetness can help mask less desirable flavors in complex feed blends, while the fiber supports digestive health and efficient nutrient utilization.

The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Carob Beans as an ingredient.

Feeds, Supplements & Products
Granpremium (Guidolin)
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
FiberFiber
ProteinProtein
Granpremium is a feed composed of steam cooked and flaked cereals. It is intended for horses with intense work loads by providing fats, proteins, vitamins and mineral.
Green-Vet Herbalmuesli (Havens Horsefeed)
DigestionDigestion
FatFat
GrainsGrains
NutritionNutrition
Green-Vet Herbalmuesli by Havens Horsefeed is a grain-based equine feed made of micronised cereals (barley, wheat, corn and oats). It also contains carrots, alfalfa and herbs such as eucalyptus and thyme.

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