Best Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid)-Rich Foods for Horses

Ranked by vitamin b5 (pantothenic acid) content among foods safe for horses in the Creature Feast catalog.

Oats per 1kg of whole oats Oats are one of the better grain sources of pantothenic acid for horses. They provide a reliable B5 contribution as part of the overall grain ration.

Alfalfa Hay per 1-2kg of alfalfa hay Alfalfa hay contains moderate pantothenic acid levels along with its well-known protein and calcium. A few kilograms of alfalfa in the daily ration boosts B5 alongside other nutrients.

Sunflower Seeds per 50-100g handful Sunflower seeds are a good source of pantothenic acid. A small handful mixed into feed provides B5 along with healthy fats and vitamin E.

Peas per 100g of dried peas Peas provide moderate B5 levels and are sometimes included in horse feeds as a protein and energy source.

Barley per 1kg of whole barley Barley contributes pantothenic acid along with energy. It is a common cereal grain in equine diets.