Baby carrots are perfect to feed horses as they are. If you’ve got large carrots, keep in mind the size and length of baby carrots and try to replicate them. Basically, you have to cut long and thin slices of carrots instead of chunks or cubes. The finger-like cutting requires the horse to be calm and eat slowly. Therefore, there is no chance of choking. On the other hand, cubes or chunks can be swallowed before they are chewed properly so it could tempt a horse to get greedy which may lead to choking.