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What do you have to have to keep a horse at your house in New Jersey

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Bonestructure Answered:

You need to check with your local animal control organization. They can tell you exactly what requirements are needed. I know you have to have a certain amount of land and shelter and so on for the horse.

Posted 2 years ago

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GSmyth Answered:

City Limits or County Limits ?

Ordinances are your answer.

Depending if the HORSE is regarded as Agriculture or Livestock in the State of New Jersey.

Hopefully there is ample room for excerise ( No couch potato's :) ) and Shelter from Rain ( keep the hooves dry and back from rain rot ), or Hot Sun ( sun burn ), the discomforts for a horse ...........Grass HAY or Alfalfa Grass mix, around 20 lbs of feed daily , all the fresh water and a tablespoon of salt if loose or in a block, with minerals. To much feed is not good. Is this the obly place you can keep your Horse, at this time?