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How to feed a horse
Provide your horse with plenty of fresh, clean water.
Horses require between 5-15 gallons of water per day. If possible, make sure that your horse has access to water at all times.
OPT: i. Clean the water away from the equine's face. This helps clean its skin and helps get rid of bacteria that can build up on face. ii. Increase the water that you give your horse when you feed him-you may also consider taking your horse out to graze outside of your pasture to increase his water intake. You may also consider submerging your horse's hoof in a bucket of clean water, splashing water over him, and shaking off any dirt from his hooves before feeding. iii. Otherwise, make sure that you water your horse at least twice per day and allow several minutes for your horse to drink. Make sure that the water in your horse's trough is clean and not frozen. iv. If you're not sure, ask your vet to recommend a water source in your stable. Feed your horse with long-handled instruments, such as a hoof pick, a medium size meat tenderizer, and a halter.
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