depends on if your horse is a stalled horse or a pasture horse. pasture horses normally founder easliy. and stalled horses don't founder so easliy so it depends.
Answer:Actually, horses do not founder becasue of pasture, as you can see in the related link. A horse should be kept in "natural boarding" 24/7, and they will constantly eat to keep their small bellies filled for about 18-20 hours a day, and this will total to about 2% of their body weight. Given free choice grass or grass hay, a horse will eat the correct amount; some how they just know what they need.It depends on the horse. Ask your vet to see what's right for your horse(s).
Any breed can eat grass, many breeds tho r more suseptable to colic or laminitis from eating too much grass. Especially spring grass that has the most nutrients at the roots and the early spring grass as it grow is easy for a horse to eat too much.
a white horse eat hay and grass
About 2kg a day.
A sea horse.
All horses can eat grass
Horses eat a lot of food including wheat and grass.
Horse's eat...Grass, Oats, Horse feed, Etc...
Rye grass
Your question is a bit hard to understand as you first say ' No a horse does not eat grass.' and then you say 'They do eat grass.' A horse evolved over millions of years into a grazing animal and they do eat grass, however they can also eat other food stuffs without much if any harm coming to them. This includes hay which is really just grass that is allowed to reach a specific level of maturity before being harvested. Horse feeds include straight grains and pelleted feeds, which are used for horses in specific need of extra calories or energy. Horses may also eat a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, berries, and horse treats.
At least 6 pounds a day...
yes