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Can You Feed Horses Cow Feed. Cows usually need feed to make milk or steak, horses need nutrients to be athletes. Horses can safely eat a wide variety of different foods that humans regularly consume, although the biggest difference is (obviously) that horses are strictly vegetarian and shouldn’t be fed meat or animal byproducts. Cattle feed may contain additives that are toxic to horses. Generally speaking, cows require “less” vitamin and minerals than a horse, and if that horse is exercising, gestating, or growing, those requirements will really fall short. Cow feeds contain much too much iodine for horses, and are missing some vital b vitamin quantities for example. So, their feeds are going to vary greatly in terms of quality, nutrients added, and how digestible the feed is. Horses and cattle might have to be separated if cattle are fed a concentrated form of energy such as a grain mix. The most harmful additives are ionophores, commonly monensin. If you're looking for an easy grain, nutrena stock'n'stable horse feed (12% protein) or even the nutrena maintenance feed would.

If you're looking for an easy grain, nutrena stock'n'stable horse feed (12% protein) or even the nutrena maintenance feed would. Cows usually need feed to make milk or steak, horses need nutrients to be athletes. So, their feeds are going to vary greatly in terms of quality, nutrients added, and how digestible the feed is. Cow feeds contain much too much iodine for horses, and are missing some vital b vitamin quantities for example. Cattle feed may contain additives that are toxic to horses. The most harmful additives are ionophores, commonly monensin. Horses can safely eat a wide variety of different foods that humans regularly consume, although the biggest difference is (obviously) that horses are strictly vegetarian and shouldn’t be fed meat or animal byproducts. Horses and cattle might have to be separated if cattle are fed a concentrated form of energy such as a grain mix. Generally speaking, cows require “less” vitamin and minerals than a horse, and if that horse is exercising, gestating, or growing, those requirements will really fall short.

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Can You Feed Horses Cow Feed Cows usually need feed to make milk or steak, horses need nutrients to be athletes. Generally speaking, cows require “less” vitamin and minerals than a horse, and if that horse is exercising, gestating, or growing, those requirements will really fall short. Cows usually need feed to make milk or steak, horses need nutrients to be athletes. Horses and cattle might have to be separated if cattle are fed a concentrated form of energy such as a grain mix. If you're looking for an easy grain, nutrena stock'n'stable horse feed (12% protein) or even the nutrena maintenance feed would. The most harmful additives are ionophores, commonly monensin. Cow feeds contain much too much iodine for horses, and are missing some vital b vitamin quantities for example. Cattle feed may contain additives that are toxic to horses. So, their feeds are going to vary greatly in terms of quality, nutrients added, and how digestible the feed is. Horses can safely eat a wide variety of different foods that humans regularly consume, although the biggest difference is (obviously) that horses are strictly vegetarian and shouldn’t be fed meat or animal byproducts.