Horse nutrition
16 important questions on Horse nutrition
What happens in the pylorus of a horse?
Horses have a small stomach of aproxemately:
Duodenum, jejunem and ileum are:
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Horses have a relatively big caecum:
Why is enough roughage during the day important for horses?
Function vitamin A (retinol) in horses
Function of vitamin D (calciferol) in horses:
Function vitamin E (tocoferol)
anti-oxidant
Function vitamin K
Function vitamin C
Properties of beet pulp:
What does grass not contain, but sport concentrates does?
Where do we not want too much starch in the horse and why?
What causes gastric ulcers in horses?
What causes colic in horses?
- Diets with little fibre and a lot of starch
- spring grass with too much sugars
- rapid diet changes
What part of roughage is not degradable for horses?
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