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Yes, horses can sit. However, they will only take a sitting position on their own when they are getting up from lying down. They will not get into a sitting position on their own without assistance and training. I knew horses do at least occasionally lie down, but I had no idea sitting is such …
The answer to this question is yes, horses can eat celery. In, fact, it can be a nutrient-rich, healthy snack for them. Celery can be extremely beneficial for horses as it is packed full of B-vitamins, potassium and fiber. It is also a great low-sugar treat for horses who need to watch their sugar intake. …
You might be surprised to learn that stabled horses should not eat cauliflower. According to The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, it is recommended that owners avoid all vegetables in the brassica (cabbage) family when it comes to feeding horses as these types of veggies can severely disrupt their digestive system. Let’s not waste any …
The answer is yes, horses are able to eat zucchini. Horses are herbivores and eat plant-based diets made up of various fruits and vegetables. As a result, they can safely eat zucchinis and love to do so. While zucchini can be an excellent treat for your horses, it is important for them to have a …
The answer is no, horses and giraffes are not related. Although they are both four-legged mammals, horses and giraffes do not share recent enough ancestors. Because of this, they are generally not thought to be related and do not share much DNA. Despite their differences, giraffes and horses both make great children’s storybook characters and …