How does a horse eat hay?
Horses eat hay by picking it up witht their lips and pulling into
their mouthes. They chew it in a side to side motion, changing
direction every few chews to ensure the hay is completely chewed
up. Once they have finished chewing they swallow using the muscles
in their tounge.
Horses eat hay by picking it up witht their lips and pulling into
their mouthes. They chew it in a side to side motion, changing
direction every few chews to ensure the hay is completely chewed
up. Once they have finished chewing they swallow using the muscles
in their tounge.