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Horses can eat carrots, peas, green beans, lettuce and squash. Some other vegetables that horses can eat include beets, celery, pumpkin, parsnips and cucumbers. They can also eat corn, plantains and a variety of dried beans, such as pinto, fava and red beans. Continue Reading.
Can Horses Eat Celery? Yes, horses can eat celery! As with all vegetables it is recommended that celery is washed and cut up into manageable chunks, but otherwise celery is perfectly fine as a component of a balanced diet for your horse. In fact, celery can be an excellent source of fibre in a horseâs diet.