As with any horse they eat according to their weight /size and the work they do...For example (this is one way I do it)...serve about 1 pound per hand...if the horse is around 14 hands high then you (theoretically) would give it 13-14 pounds of hay per day and 20 to 30 ounces of grain a day (corn, oats, barley).
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Miniature horses eat what regular horses eat grass horse feed etc. Just smaller amounts. Goats will eat plants weeds and grass.
They eat the same thing regualr sized horses do just less of it.
Horses (all horses) need 1.5%-3% of their body weight in forage per day as a base for their diets.
Horses get fat on grass when they eat too much or it. Grass is the primary food they were designed to eat. It has all the nutrients and calories they need. Overeating makes everyone fat.
horses eat hay, apples, carrots, and some times grapes. hopes this helps!!!
It's ok for horses to eat some Daisy's but too much of anything can be bad so just be sure they don't eat too much.
What ever you give them and what ever grass they can eat!
How much grain a horse eats depends on how much work it is doing. Horses that do not do any work usually don't need any grain, just hay and grass. Some horses that are hard to keep weight on need grain, even if they don't do much work.
All horses are different, and that means they eat different amts. of food. Some horses will eat until they get sick, and some may not eat enough. Therefore, there is no specific amt. for horses to eat.
Technically yes, horses can eat golden syrup. However it is not recommended that you give it to them as it is pure sugar and horses do not need added sugar in their diet. If you wish to sweeten a horses feed, a teaspoon or two of honey is best followed by either liquid or powdered molasses. Too much sugar in a horses diet can cause health problems and should be avoid as much as possible.
All horses that work should be given more to eat. Belgums are big horses, so naturally, yes, they would need more food. They would also need oats if the horse is working.