Or is it bad for them? l heard something about it being bad for them a while ago, but l cant remember where. Just random, while l remember (:

.yes

l would imagine its bad for them

grasscicle

wtf

LOL, as long as it is not yellow.
haha.

It depends. The statement that no horse should ever eat frosted grass is an oversimplification. Plenty of horses get away with it just fine. When plants freeze, respiration stops, therefore sugar that formed the day before begin to accumulate. A week of freezing nights can double the sugar & fructan content of certain kinds of grass & weeds. Fructan fermentation can cause gas colic & colitis in unadapted horses, & is associated with laminitis. Whether or not one night of freezing temperatures can cause an issue may depend on the susceptibility of the individual animal. But if a horse were prone to gas colic or IBD, this would be a good time to start to get pro-active by decreasing pasture time or putting on a grazing muzzle to limit intake. l sort of wonder about ulcers as well, because new research has shown that carbohydrate fermentation starts in the stomach, causing a drop on pH, but more work needs to be done to prove that it can happen from increase in pasture carbs.

For my severely insulin resistant ponies, the start of freezing temperatures (which will last until the grass is dead) is the decision making trigger for me to pull my ponies off grass completely until it is completely brown & enough rain & snow has washed out the sugars accumulated through the fall freeze.

No

well if the grass is like hard n cold horses can not eat it unless it starts to soften up if its becoming a hot day!!!

Eating frozen grass is not at all bad for the horse, but it is not good for the grass!

The grass is brittle, and the ''crown'' - the part right between the roots and the blades, where growth occurs - can be broken or killed easily, either by teh horse walking on it or their teeth tearing it.

When it is not frozen, it is very resilient, and does not get hurt so much.

ha ha! Yes! You will just need to buy them dentors after.
Just kidding! l seen horses grazing on frozen grass when l was walking to school.

yes

yes because it is eating and drinking at the same time

If horses have not other food,the eat this,but it is very dangerous for them because it produces colics,althought there are breed very resistent to this like mustang,hispanobreton,criollo,etc.But a sport horse like a french saddle,KW,etc can die eating frozen grass