If the horse's weight is declining,

Your veterinarian should seek such information. If the horse's weight is declining, the vet may recognize that the horse is not capable of chewing long forage due to its age, even with healthy teeth. Forage has very high fiber that helps the horse weight. Normally a horse loses its teeth as time goes by and as it ages.

That's why horses can't easily digest. Horse-fed foods will not have high fiber and fiber levels, thus reducing horse weight. Of course, a horse should receive fiber twice as much as twice its weight in a year.

Horses may develop certain diseases such as diarrhea, colic and fever, which can also lead to weight loss. Of course, there are diseases that have no symptoms. As a horse grows older, its teeth become worn out and it will be difficult for them to grind food. Weight can be measured by measuring the length of the horse's body.