This depends, if the meal is hay then yes, you can have hay in large amounts in front of the horse once a day, provided that the horse will not gobble it down too quickly and be hungry the rest of the day.The best way to do this is to put the hay in a slow feeder of some kind.
If you mean grain, then no. You should never feed more than 4 pounds (1.8 kg) per meal. If it's 5 pounds or more you need to break the meals down into 2 or more small meals a day.
No. Horses are designed to eat small amounts almost constantly throughout the day. Feeding single large meal of forage means that the horse would spend hours a day not eating and that increases the risk of gastric ulcers and colic. Feeding a single large meal of concentrate also increases the risk of colic.
anorexia...?
Each meal is nourishing.
Zoos give each animal what they usually enjoy in the wild. Each animal gets three squared meals a day. For example, every day, 3 times a day, birds get mice. Rabbits and horses enjoy eating hay. Lions always enjoy eating fresh meat. Zoos grow the animals with plentiful supplies of food every day.
In an ordinary life in Afghanistan people have three times meal each day. Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Each meal should contain each food group. Example:chicken fingerscornbananarollmilk
If a daily intake of 2,000 calories is recommended, then I would try to eat 650-700 calories at each meal. Also it depends on the amount of exercise you get, how active you are and how old you are . . .
So your metabolism is constantly moving, instead fo overeating at each meal and having the extra food be stored as fat.
the biggest meal of the day was eaten at noon for the colonist what was that meal called
Horses are fed morning and afternoon if they are boarded in. Generally if they are kept out at pasture and there is good quality fodder (grass) and they are not working then they may not require extra food. If however they are working horses they will require meals containing grain (at least once a day) while kept in pasture?
5 leaves per each meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
You should get about 2,000 calories a day, so about 400?
Adults should get 2 or 3 meals a day about 3/4 of a cup each meal. Puppies when they are 8 weeks can eat soft puppy food they need anywhere from 3 to 6 meals a day 1/2 cup each meal.