Equine Nutrition

Which type of feed would be considered a concentrate?

• Oats

• Clover

• Alfalfa

• Bermuda

Which type of carbohydrate is alfalfa considered

• Simple

• Complex

• Green

• Fat Soluble

What are the most front teeth of a horse called?

• Molars

• Wolf

• Canine

• Incisors

What is the "tool" called that we use to figure out rations?

• Punnet Square

• Feeding Square

• Pearson Square

• Pie Squared

What is used to decide if a feed is considered a roughage or concentrate?

• % Protein

• % Fiber

• % Calcium

• Weight of Feed

Which would be considered the fat soluble vitamin?

• D

• B-12

• C

• B-6

Which nutrient is the main builder of the body, like bones, muscle, skin, hair.

• Carbs

• Fats

• Protein

• Vitamins

Which type of hay is prone to mold and should be carefully fed to horses?

• Alfalfa

• Bermuda

• Timothy

• Clover

Where does nutrient absorption take place in the digestive tract?

• Small Intestine

• Cecum

• Stomach

• Esophagus

Where do points develop on the horse's teeth?

• Inside of the molars

• Outside of the molars

• Along the incisors

• Front of the molars