Yes they can. Alfalfa is high in protein and calcium and can cause mineral and vitamin imbalances if fed improperly. However that being said it is a good source of nutrition if fed correctly. You can add just a few pounds of it to a horses diet and see a marked improvement in most cases. You should always consult with your equine vet before changing a horses diet.
Horses get their nourishments from grass, hay, water, and a mineralized salt lick. They can also get grain or alfalfa cubes or pellets as treats as well.
Not keep a tortoise on alfalfa pellets. If you want a pet, do some research first.
Alfalfa is used as an animal feed. Horses, cows, sheep it it.
yyes you can if you have a horse!! barley is an oat and horses love oats
Grass. Grass is essential in a horses diet. Aflalfa is a good source of protein, but horses don't need it in excess. Too much alfalfa can result in stones in the stomach that require surgery to remove. A small bit of alfalfa mixed with normal grass, like Bermuda can be good. usually is alfalfa but grass mix with alfalfa is the best for horses.
Hay, fruits, veggies, alfalfa ha pellets
It depends on the feed. My three horses eat 50 lbs. of alfalfa pellets a day. So about 15 to 17 lbs. each per day. When feeding hay they go through a bale (average size) about every other day.
Grass, hay, alfalfa, oats...
Feed them alfalfa
I use it in combination with alfalfa, my horses love it!
Yes
lots of things: hay (sometimes soaked), alfalfa cubes, grass, grain, mashes, water, ect