Horse's should not be fed protein that is derived from other animals. The eggs can also contain Salmonella among other bacteria. The only benefit it would give is a shiny coat, for which there are many equine safe coat supplements on the market today.
It has bad stable manners
Grass, Hay, Oats, Carrots, Apples, Corn....anything another horse would eat.
yes but if you want your horse to not die and choke on a golf ball i would say no
yes in France they unfortunately eat horses (and other countries too):( I would like to add that it would take well over a day to eat a whole horse considering a horse is so big that a human cannot eat the whole thing without his stomach going kaboom
Sand 100%! Never use sawdust! Sawdust can severely damage a horse's lungs! And if the horse is pregnant, It can also damage the baby before it is even born! sand is almost just as bad but at the same time not nearly as bad. If I were you, I would use alfalfa, and lots of it. A woman I used to work for would only use that in her stalls, and when we would muck them, she would have us put more in there. She would always say, "I want to be able to eat off those stall floors." That is what I suggest for you and your horse.
It depends entirely on your definition of what is "ok". Horse meat is physically acceptable to eat, it won't hurt you, but you would have to personally decide if you would want to eat the meat of a horse. Many would consider it on par with eating the meat of a dog or cat, and it's not a common practice.
It is safe to eat if it does not contain uncooked/undercooked eggs (whites or yolks) and has not gone bad/stale/off.
If it stinks or is mouldy or is soft and squishy...it is bad. The horse probably wouldn't eat it even if it was offered.
because a horse needs teeth to be able to eat. if a horse has bad teeth then they find it hard to eat and if they dont eat anything they starve.
Lions eat Zebras which are similar to a horse. They would eat a horse.
It has bad stable manners
Egg yolks are packed full of calories and cholesterol. Remove the yolk and only eat the whites. Its much much better for u.
A horse may choke if he is wearing a bit, and it is a bad habit for them to think they can eat when you are riding them.
eat them, feed them to your dog...
It has bad stable manners
yes! some love them and they r not bad for them
if it lives out, let it eat as much as it likes GET A HORSE MANUEL