What do Arabian horses normally eat?

Answer 1

Arabian horses can eat anything other breeds eat ( Green Chaff, White Chaff, Hay) But you usaully you should keep Arabian horses off "Hot" foods. Hot foods are foods that when horses eat them they can get hyper and Arabians are quite a "Hot" breed.

Many Arabian horses are also known to be sensitive and may be prone to Colic if given certain kinds of hay and/or feed. While every horse is different, if your Arab tends to colic when given certain items, try to keep them away from those items to keep them healthier.

Answer 2

Like other horses, arabians should eat 1.5% to 2% of their body weight-preferably free-choice grass or grass hay as horses have evolved to eat therefore making it the healthiest thing for them.

Answer 3

A horse should eat around 10 pounds of hay, and 3 pounds of some kind of grain per day. Every horse is different, and all of this depends on so many things, but that should be a general horse diet.

Answer 4

You feed Arabian Horses hay, grain, apples and grass, but as a treat (only this particular breed) you can give an Arabian horse sugar cubes.

Umm, actually, you can give any breed sugar cubes. You don't feed an Arabian any different than other horses.

Answer 5

ALL horses no matter what breed they are eat the same things! They need forage such as hay or grass as the bulk of their diet and if they are hard keepers, pregnant, growing, or competing in moderate or heavier work will most likely need a supplemental feed like grain or pellets to help them do their job.

Answer 6

An Arabian can be fed the same diet as any regualr healthy horse. They do not have any special dietary requirements.