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Where Does Fermentation Occur In Non-Ruminant Herbivores Such As The Horse?
Nutrition for the equine athlete As non-ruminant herbivores, horses are well adapted to eating high-fiber feedstuffs that undergo microbial fermentation primarily within the caecum and colon with production of short-chain or volatile fatty acids (SCFA). What part of the non-ruminant animals that provided fermentation? Non-ruminant herbivores such as equines, cameloids Read more…