Polydactylism (having more than the average number of toes), is fairly uncommon in horses and comes in two basic forms. Teratological form is where the limb is extensively deformed and the horse will typically be put to sleep. The atavistic form is more treatable and requires 'cosmetic' surgery. The excess toes will be amputated and the skin closed over the leg, usually the outcome for this type of surgery is good.
Most humans treat horses well, but some humans (unfortunately) abuse them.
Yes carrots are considered a good treat for horses.
yes...polydactyl is a dominant gene in humans
No
because you treat them rolly
Yes, polydactylism is autosomal dominant.
Nimrod
it is fine to give corn to horses. they love it as a nice treat
Things in a horse treat may contain carrots, apples, or other things that horses may like. They like it because their favorite food type is in the treat.
Peppermints, carrots or apples
food that is a treat for horses and also Kelly Rockwood
well in my family it goes, mother to son, son to daughter.