Linseed Oil For Horses

Natural support for skin, coat, joints and digestion

Our linseed oil for horses is cold-pressed right here on our West Sussex farm, retaining all the natural omega-3 and anti-inflammatory benefits that support your horse's overall wellbeing.

Whether your horse is in work, retired or recovering, linseed offers a gentle yet powerful way to support coat condition, digestion, energy and joint health.

Why Choose Linseed for Horses?

Linseed (also known as flaxseed) is a trusted, natural supplement that can help:

  • Promote a glossy coat and healthy skin
  • Support joints and mobility
  • Aid digestion and gut health
  • Maintain weight and condition
  • Provide slow-release energy without fizz

Freshly Pressed, UK-Grown Linseed Oil

At The Linseed Farm, we’ve been growing and pressing linseed for over 20 years. We never use heat or chemicals – just pure, cold-pressed oil from British-grown seed.

Available in a range of sizes, including 2.5L, 5L, and 25L drums, our products are ideal for daily feeding, featuring tap caps and oil pumps for easy dispensing.

Explore Our Horse Range Below

From single bottles to bulk options, shop our full selection of linseed oil for horses and discover the natural way to support your horse’s health.

FAQs: Linseed Oil for Horses

Is linseed oil safe for horses?

Yes, when fed in recommended quantities, cold-pressed linseed oil is a safe, natural supplement that supports overall equine health.

How much linseed oil should I give my horse?

Most horses benefit from 25ml to 50ml per day, depending on their size, workload and current diet. Always introduce gradually.

Is there a difference between linseed and flaxseed?

No – they’re the same seed. “Linseed” is the UK term, while “flaxseed” is more common in North America.

Can linseed oil help with my horse’s coat condition?

Absolutely. Many owners notice shinier coats and improved skin health within weeks of introducing linseed oil for horses.

Do I need to store linseed oil in a special way?

Yes, keep it cool, sealed, and out of direct sunlight. Use within 6–8 weeks of opening for maximum freshness.