David Guetta blasted for wanting to bring a horse into a nightclub

David Guetta will not walk a horse into megaclub Pacha in Ibiza after an outcry from animal lovers and fellow DJs, his rep told Page Six.

Guetta hosts his weekly "F - - k Me I'm Famous" parties there. During one in May, the DJ included a horse in his act, along with models in Native American attire (which also caused a stir among some clubgoers).

Rival DJ Deadmau5 posted on Twitter: "horses belong on a farm, not in a s - - tty overpriced nightclub to be subjected to a s - - tty overpaid DJ."

An online petition read, "The horse has to enter the big Pacha hall at 4 a.m. [with] a huge crowd of people, drunken and drugged, screaming and sweating . . . [it's] irresponsible to put a horse in the middle of the night under so much stress." The petition has gathered more than 7,000 signatures.

Guetta's rep explained no horses will appear at future gigs.

"A horse appeared for three minutes - owned by a vet - and with full ear protection and security at the opening. Just like Bianca Jagger at Studio 54," the rep said, referring to Jagger's famous entrance to her 1977 birthday. "The club is too busy now. So no horse."