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Omneity® Pellets
All-In-One Vitamin & Mineral Pellet
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Ingredient
Grass Forage
Grass forage refers to the fresh or dried grasses that serve as the primary fiber source in equine diets. Common types of grass forage include timothy, orchardgrass, brome, fescue, and Bermuda grass. It provides essential fiber, which supports gut health, proper digestion, and overall well-being in horses.
In equine nutrition, grass forage is typically fed as pasture, hay, or haylage, depending on availability and storage methods. It can be used as the primary forage source, processed into pellets or cubes as a forage replacement, or included as an ingredient in concentrate feeds to provide fiber-based calories. Grass forage supplies energy, protein, and important vitamins and minerals, though nutrient content varies based on grass species, soil quality, and maturity at harvest.
The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Grass Forage as an ingredient.
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Wheat Hay Brazil Fine Chop
Fiber
Forage
Hindgut
NutritionWheat is typically harvested for grain but can also be used for hay at an earlier growth stage. Nutritional value varies depending on the stage of growth at harvest.
Wheat Hay Brazil Long
Caloric EnergyFiberForageNutritionWheat is a cereal grain that can be harvested for hay at an earlier stage of growth. Nutritional value depends on the stage of growth at harvest.
Wheat Hay Brazil Medium Chop
Caloric EnergyFiberForageNutritionWheat hay is a nutrient-dense hay when harvested at the boot stage. Nutritional value varies greatly depending on the stage of harvest.
Wheat Silage – 12% CP 58% NDF
DigestionFiberForageNutritionWheat silage is obtained from wheat that is cut early instead of being used for grain. This is more commonly fed to cattle than horses. Wheat silage is high in protein and can be ensiled in bunker or tower silos.
Whole Crop Barley Silage – 38% DM 46% NDF
FiberForage
GrainsNutritionWhole crop barley silage is a high-energy feed for ruminants. Dry matter content and fibre digestibility vary depending on the stage of maturity at harvest.
Whole Crop Barley Silage – 40% DM 43% NDF
FiberGrains
Gut HealthNutritionWhole crop barley silage is primarily fed to ruminants. It can replace a portion of grass silage in lactating dairy cattle diets.
Whole Crop Oat Silage – 32% DM 50% NDF
FiberGrainsGut HealthNutritionOat silage is a high-energy forage for ruminants. It is higher in protein than corn silage but has lower digestible energy content.
Whole Crop Wheat Silage – 40% DM 48% NDF
FiberForageGrainsNutritionWhole crop wheat silage is a starch-rich feed for cattle and other ruminants. Fibre digestibility and dry matter content vary based on the stage of maturity.
Whole Crop Wheat Silage – 42% DM 42% NDF
FiberForageGrainsNutritionWhole crop wheat silage is a forage primarily fed to ruminants. It is a starch-rich feed that is produced by chopping and ensiling the entire wheat plant.
Whole Crop Wheat Silage – 44% DM 38% NDF
FiberGrainsGut HealthNutritionWhole crop wheat silage is a starch-rich feed primarily harvested for ruminants. Dry matter content and fibre digestibility vary with the maturity of the plant.
Wild Fed Horse Feed (Wild Fed)
Fiber
Herb
Ingredient
NutrientsWild Fed Horse Feed is a whole-foods based feed composed of grasses, grains, seeds and herbs. It is made with organic and non-GMO ingredients.
Youngstock Cubes (Dodson & Horrell)
Bone Health
Foal
GrowthNutritionYoungstock Cubes by Dodson & Horrell is a feed for growing horses, made with the correct levels of vitamins and minerals to support proper development. This feed also includes an elevated level of protein and a moderate level of fibre with ingredients such as wheatfeed, oatfeed, and beet pulp.
Youngstock Mix (Dodson & Horrell)
Amino AcidBone HealthFoalGrowthYoungstock Mix by Dodson & Horrell is a textured feed for growing horses, made with the correct levels of vitamins and minerals to support proper development. This feed also includes an elevated level of protein and a moderate level of fibre with ingredients such as wheatfeed, oatfeed, and beet pulp.
