Sourced from high quality Australian grown linseed, cleaned and processed to ensure purity, consistency and feed safety for horses requiring a reliable, natural oil and energy source.
Linseed is a highly digestible, oil rich feed that supports coat shine, skin health and overall condition in horses. It provides a natural source of omega 3 fatty acids and slow release energy, making it ideal for performance, breeding and hard keeping horses.
Supports coat shine and skin health
Naturally rich in omega 3 fatty acids that help maintain a glossy coat and healthy skin.
Provides safe, slow release energy
Supplies calories from oil rather than starch, helping support condition without excessive excitability.
Aids weight gain and body condition
Ideal for horses needing extra calories to maintain or improve condition.
Supports digestive comfort
Gentle on the gut and suitable for horses sensitive to high grain or high starch feeds.
Low starch alternative to grain
A useful option for horses prone to metabolic issues when fed in controlled amounts.
Suitable for a wide range of horses
Appropriate for performance horses, broodmares, growing horses and seniors when included as part of a balanced diet.
TYPICAL ANALYSIS:
Oil (fat) 38–40%
Crude protein 20–22%
Crude fibre 8–10%
Our feeds are made in South Australia in a FeedSafe accredited feed mill, ensuring consistent quality in every batch. When you buy from us, you’re supporting a family owned and family run business.
Feeding Instructions
Feed at a rate of 50 to 200 g per horse per day depending on size, workload and condition requirements.
Mix thoroughly through the daily feed ration to ensure even intake.
Introduce gradually over 5 to 7 days to allow the digestive system to adapt.
Ensure clean, fresh water is always available.
Use as part of a balanced diet alongside appropriate forage, vitamins and minerals.
For optimum quality and shelf life product should be stored below 30°C and off the floor in a cool, dry, well ventilated area protected from direct sunlight.
THIS FEED HAS BEEN FORMULATED SPECIFICALLY FOR ANIMALS AS DESCRIBED ON THE PACKAGE, OR THE LABEL ATTACHED TO THE PACKAGE, AND MUST NOT BE USED FOR OTHER SPECIES OF ANIMALS. UNSUITABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
What is it used for in horses?
Linseed (flaxseed) is an oil-rich seed that helps support coat shine, skin health, condition and overall calorie intake.
Is linseed high in omega 3?
Yes. Linseed is naturally rich in omega 3 fatty acids, which can support healthy skin and a glossy coat.
How much should I feed?
your recorded feeding rate is 10 g per horse per day. If you need a different rate for specific circumstances, seek advice from an equine nutritionist or veterinarian.
How much linseed should I feed a horse per day?
Common feeding rates are around 50–200 g/day depending on size, workload and condition goals. Start low and increase gradually.
How do I introduce linseed into the diet?
Start with a small daily amount for 5–7 days, then step up gradually. Mix through damp feed to improve intake.
Will linseed replace a vitamin and mineral supplement?
No. Linseed supports calories and fatty acids, but it is not a complete balancer. Use it alongside an appropriate vitamin and mineral program.
Is linseed safe for all horses?
Generally yes when fed appropriately. If your horse has medical issues or is on a specialised diet, confirm with your vet or equine nutritionist.
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Sourced from high quality Australian grown linseed, cleaned and processed to ensure purity, consistency and feed safety for horses requiring a reliable, natural oil and energy source.
Linseed is a highly digestible, oil rich feed that supports coat shine, skin health and overall condition in horses. It provides a natural source of omega 3 fatty acids and slow release energy, making it ideal for performance, breeding and hard keeping horses.
Supports coat shine and skin health
Naturally rich in omega 3 fatty acids that help maintain a glossy coat and healthy skin.
Provides safe, slow release energy
Supplies calories from oil rather than starch, helping support condition without excessive excitability.
Aids weight gain and body condition
Ideal for horses needing extra calories to maintain or improve condition.
Supports digestive comfort
Gentle on the gut and suitable for horses sensitive to high grain or high starch feeds.
Low starch alternative to grain
A useful option for horses prone to metabolic issues when fed in controlled amounts.
Suitable for a wide range of horses
Appropriate for performance horses, broodmares, growing horses and seniors when included as part of a balanced diet.
TYPICAL ANALYSIS:
Oil (fat) 38–40%
Crude protein 20–22%
Crude fibre 8–10%
Our feeds are made in South Australia in a FeedSafe accredited feed mill, ensuring consistent quality in every batch. When you buy from us, you’re supporting a family owned and family run business.
Feeding Instructions
Feed at a rate of 50 to 200 g per horse per day depending on size, workload and condition requirements.
Mix thoroughly through the daily feed ration to ensure even intake.
Introduce gradually over 5 to 7 days to allow the digestive system to adapt.
Ensure clean, fresh water is always available.
Use as part of a balanced diet alongside appropriate forage, vitamins and minerals.
For optimum quality and shelf life product should be stored below 30°C and off the floor in a cool, dry, well ventilated area protected from direct sunlight.
THIS FEED HAS BEEN FORMULATED SPECIFICALLY FOR ANIMALS AS DESCRIBED ON THE PACKAGE, OR THE LABEL ATTACHED TO THE PACKAGE, AND MUST NOT BE USED FOR OTHER SPECIES OF ANIMALS. UNSUITABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
What is it used for in horses?
Linseed (flaxseed) is an oil-rich seed that helps support coat shine, skin health, condition and overall calorie intake.
Is linseed high in omega 3?
Yes. Linseed is naturally rich in omega 3 fatty acids, which can support healthy skin and a glossy coat.
How much should I feed?
your recorded feeding rate is 10 g per horse per day. If you need a different rate for specific circumstances, seek advice from an equine nutritionist or veterinarian.
How much linseed should I feed a horse per day?
Common feeding rates are around 50–200 g/day depending on size, workload and condition goals. Start low and increase gradually.
How do I introduce linseed into the diet?
Start with a small daily amount for 5–7 days, then step up gradually. Mix through damp feed to improve intake.
Will linseed replace a vitamin and mineral supplement?
No. Linseed supports calories and fatty acids, but it is not a complete balancer. Use it alongside an appropriate vitamin and mineral program.
Is linseed safe for all horses?
Generally yes when fed appropriately. If your horse has medical issues or is on a specialised diet, confirm with your vet or equine nutritionist.
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