Composition:
Rolled Naked Oats
How Do I Feed Rolled Naked Oats?
Rolled Naked Oats are best fed from the ground or a bird table to ensure ground feeding birds like robins and thrushes can easily access them.
What Birds Like Rolled Naked Oats?
Rolled Naked Oats are enjoyed by robins, blackbirds, dunnocks, song thrushes, mistle thrushes and collared doves.
No Fillers
Our Rolled Naked Oats are of the best quality we can source.
Recyclable Packaging:
Our Rolled Naked Oats are available in plastic free 15kg Paper Sack and 20kg Paper Sack options. Our smaller bag sizes (1.5kg and 5kg) are made of a recyclable plastic. The plastic bags can be recycled at many supermarkets and other collection points. For more details and to find your nearest collection point, please read our recyclable packaging page.
Can I Feed Rolled Naked Oats All-Year Round?
Absolutely, Rolled Naked Oats are an easily digestible energy source for soft billed birds all year round.
Can Rolled Naked Oats be fed around pets?
Our Rolled Naked Oats do not contain any sultanas or raisins.
Rolled naked oats are suitable for soft billed birds such as the robin and blackbird, making them ideal for feeding from a bird table or the ground. The process of rolling the oats enables the proteins to become more soluble and easier to digest, plus stops the oats from growing in your garden.
Soft billed birds like robins and blackbirds are ground feeding birds, their beaks are also not strong enough to open husks on most seeds, this makes rolled naked oats an energy rich food source for them.
We include rolled naked oats in our Robin Ground & Table Mix which has been designed to suit the feeding habits of soft billed birds.
Cooked porridge oats should never be fed to garden birds as cooking causes them to become glutinous which may harden around the beak.