To feed a horse or pony a treat or small gathering of hay, simply put your hand near the horse's mouse, with your hands flat, gently.
To feed a horse or pony a flake (about a 2 feet by 2 feet piece of hay) put the flake in a feeding tub.
Horse's need a lot of food, especially depending on their size. A horse about 12-14 hands (a pony)should eat about a flake a day. A horse 15-19 hands should have 1 1/2 -2 1/2 flakes. If the pony seems desperate for food, this could mean they need to be fed more.
If your horse or pony refuses to eat or drink water get medical help immediately. This is called colic.
Ponies and horses are all designed to eat throughout the day. Ponies and horses that are kept in a stable or paddock without grazing will need to be fed a minimum of twice daily, and preferably three times each day or more.
Yes it is wrong to eat ponies unless youre in the middle of nowhere and absolutly HAVE to.
no
a ponies habitat is mostly in a field or paddock with plenty of grass to eat
no they dont
Shetland ponies do not live in the areas with animals that would consume them. Lions, Panthers and Leopards would eat Shetland ponies if they were in the same area.
'cause they taste good
if they were pretty pink ponies
cuz theyre hungry
none
chincoteague ponys eat the tall grasses that grow on the island.
No.
Welsh Mountain Ponies eat beetle larvae which are found in the ponies' dung. That IS NOT correct.. You should feed your welsh a good timothy or grass hay.