I would say the answer is yes they do, but it's not really a good diet for them. Rice straw doesn't provide much in nutritional value to a horse. It is better as just a bedding then any type of food. Given the alternative I believe the horse would chooser any other type of legume (grass, hay, alphalfa, etc) but when no other option exist I am sure a horse would munch on whatever is available, specially if they are locked in a stall and bored to tears.
Horses can eat rice straw, but it is not a common feed option because it has low nutritional value and can be difficult to digest. It is often used as bedding or forage for livestock other than horses. If a horse consumes rice straw, it should be in small quantities and monitored for any adverse effects.
I've honestly never tried, but whereas rice is a type of grain I doubt it would be good in high quantities, if at all. I don't think rice would be very healthy anyway, so I wouldn't suggest it. My opinion is to play it safe and stick to classic feeds--experimenting on horse diets can be dangerous/deadly.
It is not recommended for horses to eat straw bedding as it can cause blockages in their digestive system if consumed in large quantities. It is best to provide horses with appropriate and safe forage and feed to prevent any health issues.
Horses may eat their afterbirth.
no horses can't eat silver weed
No. horses do not eat egg & bacon sandwiches
Straw has negligible nutritional value, so no animal is interested in it unless there is nothing else to eat and they are starving anyway (and they will keep starving while eating the straw). Perhaps you were thinking of grasses or hay.
Horses will eat all three of those things. Horses are least likely to eat straw.
Yes, cows will eat rice straw, but it has very little nutritional value.
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straw. that is why it is used for bedding.however horses will eat straw also but it has no nutritional value Horses love carrots, they are a popular horse treat. Alfalfa makes very high quality hay with good nutritional value that horses will eat readily. Straw is dried grass, stems more than leaf, and it is dry, tasteless and has little or no nutritional value. Very few horses will eat it if anything else is available, and some horses will not eat it if it is the only food they have access to. You should not feed straw to a horse.
If a horse is hungry straw is similar enough to hay that they will eat it.
Actually, if there is nothing more interesting to eat, cows and horses will certainly EAT straw. Straw is often used as bedding in horse stall, and many horses eat it. However, straw has about as much nutrition as foam packing peanuts and horses and cows cannot live on such a deficient diet. It's a bit like asking if children eat dirt. Of course they do, but they couldn't live on it. Hay is the proper fodder for farm animals. No, farm animals like horses and cows eat hay, which has nutritional value, but do not eat straw.
It is not recommended for horses to eat straw bedding as it can cause blockages in their digestive system if consumed in large quantities. It is best to provide horses with appropriate and safe forage and feed to prevent any health issues.
Horses are herbivores which means that they do not eat meat. Horses mostly eat grass and plants, and things, if they are wild, but if they are domestic, then there is a large agenda of things, such as oats, molasses, hardfeed, grass,( although all horses eat grass, including wild horses) hay, grain, straw, and lots of things more.
Wheat straw is the stalk left over after wheat grains are harvested, while rice straw is the stalk left after rice grains are harvested. Wheat straw is typically longer and coarser in texture compared to rice straw, which is shorter and finer. Both can be used for bedding, mulching, or as a source of fiber for livestock feed.
No, not a drinking straw. As for straw as in grass, I guess someone could eat that.
I am sure that it is Alfalfa!! I my riding level one on horse last month with that question!!
Yes, there may be some seed in such straw bales.