Horses get nutrients and oxygen to their cells in the body via the bloodstream. As the horse eats it gains nutrients from the food(providing the food is of good quality) and this then gets digested and absorbed in different places in the digestive system(fibre is absorbed in the caecum, etc.). As it is absorbed the nutrients go into the bloodstream and is carried around the body and put into cells that need nurishing. When the horse breathes in oxygen and other elements get transported to the lungs. The lungs are full of blood capillaries, this is how it gets into the bloodstream it then goes to the heart and the heart pumps it around the body. So specifically, the heart pumps the nutrients and oxygen in arteries which contain blood to the cells. The arteries become smaller and branch out like a tree into veins then capillaries.
food!
Oats
horses get the most from oats and grains with malassas in it
they obtain energy by eating sleeping which gives them energy which keeps them running
Horses may experience fatigue during molting season due to the energy required for growing a new coat. They may also feel itchy and uncomfortable, which can affect their energy levels. Providing adequate grooming and nutrition can help support horses through the molting process.
No, this does nothing to the energy of a horse.
Rapid Gain
Extra food for energy.
in their feet because they all running.
the type of grain that has the best energy source for your horse is wheat.
You can see your horse's energy bar directly under the main picture of him on his page.
Oats and grains are high energy foods, great for horses that get frequent exercize.