Question

a horses digestive system breaks down food into small particles that the horses cells can use. food is digested as it moves from the horses mouth through the digestive system. where can food get broken down? select all that apply. in the small intestine in the stomach in the mouth

Explanation:

The digestive system of a horse (or any organism) involves multiple organs where food breakdown occurs. In the mouth, mechanical digestion (chewing) and initial chemical digestion (enzymes in saliva) start breaking down food. The stomach has gastric juices (like hydrochloric acid and enzymes) that further break down food. The small intestine has pancreatic enzymes and intestinal enzymes that complete the digestion process, breaking food into small particles (nutrients) that can be absorbed.

Answer:

In the small intestine, In the stomach, In the mouth