Can a horse eat Timothy hay?

Yes, horses enjoy Timothy hay as a fiber-rich diet to satisfy their appetite.

How much timothy hay should someone feed to the horse?

The amount of Timothy hay to feed depends on the horse's body weight. A mature horse can consume hay approximately 1.5-3% of its body weight. For example, a 1000-pound horse can be fed up to 5.5-6.5 kg of Timothy hay per day if it's the sole hay in its diet.

What is the nutritive value of Timothy hay?

The nutritional content of Timothy hay includes crude protein (CP) ranging from 6-10%, calcium (Ca) from 0.3-0.5%, and digestible energy (DE) from 0.82-0.94 MCal/pound. Its high fiber and low protein content make it easily digestible for horses.

Is Timothy Hay Good For Horses: Basic Feeding Guide

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