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The same way any other horse does. Clydesdales will graze and the owners can provide winter forage for them, as well as supplement them with feeds. All horses can eat to (and over) their capacity simply by grazing, so if offered the right amount or an excess of food Clydesdales will be able to meet their need as well as any other breed of horse.
However if Clydesdale, or any other breed, are left without or a deficient amount of food then they will not be able to meet their need and will lose weight and condition.
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When does a clydesdale horse no longer need its mother?
Like other horses, at roughly six months of age
Which horses don't need water or food?
Stuffed animal horses, plastic toy horses, horse statues and stuffed dead horses. All other horses that are alive and breathing definitely need water and food.
How is the way that plants meet their need for food different from the way animals meet their need for food?
by sunlight maybe
Do horses need food?
yes they need food!They are living things just like you and me.
Horses that are exercised need more of what?
They need more food
How do you meet the need for food?
You eat.
What is hand breeding for horses?
Well, different horses have different kinds of breeding.LIke a thourough-bred needs to be bred proffesionally but with a clydesdale you need to let them get on with it themselves. But it's mainly the same as human breeding.
What do horses need if they frequently exersice?
Extra food for energy.
What do horses need more of when exercised a lot?
Food and rest.
Do friesion horses need special food for their feather hairs?
No.
Do domestic horses need more water than mustangs?
First of all, a mustang is just a breed of horse. Second, it depends on the size of their breed and their adaptions. For instance, a clydesdale would need more water than a shetland pony.
Do mustangs need more water than domestic horses do?
First of all, a mustang is just a breed of horse. Second, it depends on the size of their breed and their adaptions. For instance, a clydesdale would need more water than a shetland pony.
