Horses should consume approximately half a bale (20 lbs) of hay daily, though this number can be increased or decreased depending on your horse's size and access to grazing pastures throughout the day. Going with the standard of half a bale each day, you're looking at approximately 183 bales of hay each year. The cost of hay can vary again depending on your location, but generally it will be between $2.00 to $3.00 per bale, so let's assume a cost of $2.50:
183 bales x $2.50 = $457.50 In addition most horses should receive some form of grain, so let's assume you provide your horse just 3 pounds of sweet feed daily. A 50-pound bag of Blue Seal Pacer usually costs between $7.50 to $8.00, so let's assume a low cost of $7.50. 3 pounds daily would be 1095 pounds each year, which equals about 22 bags of Pacer. 22 bags x $7.50 = 165.00 And keep in mind we purposely calculated a below average price and quantity of daily sweet feed intake. Most owners will pay slightly more for their grain and feed 4-5 pounds daily between breakfast and dinner. So adding together the minimal hay and grain expenses above we have a total of $622.50 yearly for food, not including any food supplements you may wish to provide your horse.
This is just an average and if you buy horse food in larger packs you may be able to do it more cheaply hope this helps.
It depends on the type of horse feed. However, a general rule of thumb is that 1 quart of horse feed weighs approximately 1.25 pounds. So, 8 quarts of horse feed would weigh around 10 pounds.
Many local pet stores and pet store chains do not carry horse feed. If you are looking to buy in store, the best advice for you is to call. If you are trying to buy horse feed online, you have more options. Rucker and Steinhauser's offer horse feed, and they will deliver.
A horse usually eats out of a feed container called a trough. Some horses eat out of a feed bucket. It depends on what the owner provides.
It real depends on the size of the horse, the feed and the usage. Lets say you are feeding your (theoretically) 14.2 Cob, 1 scoop morning and night, it will last around 3.5 months That is just from experience, but it all depends on the dietary needs of the horse and if you are sharing the bag.
I guess you would need basic items if you have a horse. A feed bag, curry brush, etc. are good horse items for horse people.
At my local feed store it is about $20 - $21
There is no one price for any horse, no matter what breed it is. A Clydesdale could go for any price from free on upward depending on age, sex, color, height, pedigree, show record, local economy and even the current price of feed and hay.
you can feed a horse hay, carrots ,apples and you need to feed the horse at less two times a day
on your horse's page press feed and select the amount that your horse needs then press feed again
you click on wat you want to feed it then you click or double click on the horse
go to the stable and click the feed button
Horse and camel feed does not have a specific name. Most horse and camel feed is made up of grains and grasses.
The price of Blue Seal horse feed can vary based on the specific type of feed, location, and retailer. Generally, a 50-pound bag can range from $15 to $25. For the most accurate pricing, it's best to check local suppliers or online retailers.
i would feed it carrots apples or horse treats
You should know this but anyway,you put the food in the bucket and feed it to the horse.
TizWhiz horse feed has it's own website where you can locate a dealer. The price of the feed will vary according to the location and dealer. For example: United Farmers of Alberta (UFA) farm stores across Alberta sell TizWhiz feed. Prices range from $12.00 to $30.00 per 50 lb bag, depending on what type of feed you are wanting to purchase.
21 Kg of horse feed will vary in price according to brand and type, how much the store marks the price up, if you have any coupons, and the location of the store. Here in the US for a roughly equivalent sized bag it could cost anywhere from $10 to $35 per bag.