A lot. In a 24 hour period a horse can spend up 20 hours a day grazing. They sleep and doze a little and some time is spent on horse play but their main goal in life is to eat. It must work OK because as a species horses have been around for millions of years in one form or another.
In the wild, horses spend most of their time grazing. They eat small amounts constantly. But if a horse is stable-kept it depends on what his/her routine is. :)
Zebras like all equids are designed to keep food in their small stomachs at all times. Horses and Zebras will typically graze for 16-18 hours a day.
i think that they spend most of their time in secretive grassey fields grazing, playing, and resting.
Depends on how much space, money and time you have to spend on them.
Because they are hungry.
depends on what is wrong with the horse
No you can't because horses are grazing all the time throughout the day, and only eating small amounts at a time. So when you give them grass cuttings they are eating far much more grass as when they are grazing so their digestive system can't handle all the grass at one time, and it will most probably give them colic, and then they may die.
Eat and eat and eat...no kidding, if you watch a group of horses long enough you'll find that that's all they do all day long...
Caribou spend most of their time grazing as well as avoiding predation. Females spend time caring for their offspring in the spring and summer. In the summer, caribou of both sexes spend a considerable amount of time avoiding insects.
In the wild, horses spend about 17 hours grazing everyday. However, if they are stabled, then they cannot graze, unless they are turned out and it is unlikely they are turned out for at least 17 hours (unless they live on 24/7 turnout, but im talking about stabled horses). Stabled horses are usually fed 3 or 4 meals a day, with hay throughout the day. The hay is very important as it keeps the digestive system going throughout the day and, for this reason, horses must have some kind of forage, whether is it hay, grass or haylage. Horses can suffer from gastric ulcers if they do not have the chance to eat forage. Hope I've helped!
Let then see hoew nice they are.And spend time with them.
Horses spend there time in their stall in the stable or in a pasture or paddock. Sometimes they ride in a horse trailor when being transported. Horses love spending time in the pasture, where there's plenty of room to run around in, lots of fresh air, and fresh green grass to eat! From and thanks, -ThehorseGal&Advisor