What parasites do horses most often have?

Answer 1

A person can become infected through unsanitary practices in an endemic area. Examples would be drinking water that isn't safe (i.e. not filtered, etc.), swimming in contaminated water, not washing fruits and vegetables and consuming them raw, etc.
A person can become infected with parasites through consuming meat that is not cooked properly. Using a meat thermometer is the best way to prevent an infection.
A person can become infected with parasites through a vector in an endemic area. For example, if you are in Africa in and endemic area and are bit by an infected mosquito, you can contract malaria (i.e.Plasmodium spp.).

Answer 2

If you mean in the wild, then during the summer they feed on grass and water and other things. In the winter, they have learned to paw at the ground and eat the cold grass, and they also paw at the frozen water to get to it.

If you mean when they are tame, you feed them!

Answer 3

Horses commonly have internal parasites such as strongyles, tapeworms, and roundworms. They can also be susceptible to external parasites like flies, lice, and mites. Regular deworming and proper hygiene practices are important for managing parasite infestations in horses.

Answer 4

By other horses (such as rubbing against them) or by eating grass that had dung on it containing the parasite.

Answer 5

Some parasite are Bots, Pinworms, Threadworms, Large roundworms, small Stronglys, and Large stronglys.