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Best Vitamin A-Rich Foods for Horses
Ranked by vitamin a content among foods safe for horses in the Creature Feast catalog.
#1
Carrotper 100g: approximately 8,285 IU beta-caroteneCarrots are the classic beta-carotene source for horses, providing about 8,285 IU per 100g. Most horses love them, and two medium carrots easily supply a day's worth of vitamin A precursor.
#2
Sweet Potatoper 100g: approximately 14,187 IU beta-caroteneSweet potatoes are exceptionally rich in beta-carotene (about 14,187 IU per 100g). A few chunks make an excellent occasional vitamin A-boosting treat.
#3
Kaleper 100g: approximately 4,800 IU beta-caroteneKale provides about 4,800 IU of beta-carotene per 100g. A nutrient-dense treat that contributes vitamin A alongside calcium and vitamin K.
#4
Dandelion greensper 100g: approximately 5,850 IU beta-caroteneDandelion greens provide about 5,850 IU beta-carotene per 100g. Horses naturally graze on dandelions in pasture, getting a vitamin A boost along the way.
#5
Pumpkinper 100g: approximately 3,100 IU beta-carotenePumpkin is rich in beta-carotene (about 3,100 IU per 100g) and most horses enjoy it as an autumn treat. Feed raw or lightly cooked chunks.
#6
Spinachper 100g: approximately 4,690 IU beta-caroteneSpinach provides about 4,690 IU beta-carotene per 100g. An occasional treat that contributes vitamin A, though high oxalates limit regular use.
