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This depends on what you mean by 'cereals'. If you mean cereal grains, then a horse can eat oats, corn, wheat, barley, etc. If you mean breakfast cereals, then a horse Can eat Cheerios, but it is not recommended to feed them any more than a handful due to the sugar content.

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