GWF Tiger Oats - 20kg Bag

GWF Nutrition Tiger Oats is a palatable, lower starch (33%), high oil, high fibre, 14MJ/kg energy ...

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This guide provides essential information for horse owners using GWF Nutrition Tiger Oats. Ideal for working and competition horses and ponies, it offers a palatable, lower-starch feed with high oil and fiber content. Note that while this feed is highly nutritious, individual horses may have varying dietary needs, so it's important to monitor their condition and adjust feeding accordingly.

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Model Part NumberTiger Oats 20kg
BrandGWF Nutrition

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FAQs

What is the shelf life of GWF Tiger Oats?

When stored correctly, the oats should remain fresh for up to six months from the production date. Check the bag for the best before date.

Can I feed Tiger Oats to my pregnant mare?

Yes, Tiger Oats can be fed to pregnant mares. However, consult with your vet or equine nutritionist to ensure the feeding amount meets the mare's specific nutritional needs.

Is Tiger Oats suitable for all breeds of horses?

Yes, Tiger Oats is suitable for most breeds, but the feeding amount should be adjusted based on the horse's size, activity level, and individual needs.

How should I introduce Tiger Oats to my horse?

Gradually introduce Tiger Oats over several days by mixing it with your horse's current feed. Start with a small amount and increase it gradually.

Can Tiger Oats be used as a complete feed?

No, Tiger Oats is a supplementary feed. It should be used as part of a balanced diet that includes hay, pasture, and other necessary supplements.

What are the nutritional benefits of the Oatinol Delivery System?

The Oatinol Delivery System supports gut cell integrity, immune function, and optimal nutrient absorption through natural emulsifiers, antioxidants, beta glucans, and phospholipids.

Where can I find the nutritional information for Tiger Oats?

The nutritional information is provided on the bag and in this guide. It includes protein, oil, fibre, and mineral content.

Troubleshooting

Horse is not eating the oats.

Ensure the oats are fresh and stored properly. Try mixing with a small amount of a more palatable feed, or soak the oats with water.

Horse is showing signs of digestive upset.

Reduce the amount of Tiger Oats and introduce it slowly. Consult with your veterinarian if the issue persists.

Horse seems to be gaining too much weight.

Reduce the amount of feed and increase exercise. Consult with your veterinarian or equine nutritionist.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides both slow and fast-release energy for sustained performance.
  • Supports a healthy hindgut through concentrated yeast-derived oligosaccharides.
  • The Oatinol Delivery System enhances nutrient absorption.
  • Suitable for horses with sensitivities to wheat gluten, GM products, and soya.
  • Balances calcium and phosphorus ratios.
  • Contains essential electrolytes.

Cons

  • Requires careful monitoring of individual horse's condition.
  • May require adjustments to feeding amounts based on activity levels.
  • The high oil content might not be suitable for all horses.
  • Requires proper storage to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
  • Not a complete feed on its own; may need to be supplemented.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Tiger Oats comes in a 20kg bag. Ensure you have a clean and dry storage container to maintain the feed's quality.

Compatibility: Compatible with other feeds and supplements. Always introduce new feeds gradually.

Feeding Guidelines:

  • Dosage: The amount to feed depends on the horse's weight, workload, and individual needs. Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for precise recommendations.
  • Mixing: Tiger Oats can be fed dry or mixed with water. For horses with dental issues, soaking the oats is recommended.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and pests. Once opened, seal the bag tightly or transfer to an airtight container.

Care: Regularly monitor your horse's body condition and adjust the feeding amount to maintain a healthy weight. Always provide fresh, clean water.

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