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How Dangerous Are Buttercups?

Horses should not consume this yellow weed.
March 29, 2024
Buttercups appear harmless to most. Their delicate petals are a cheerful yellow color. Don’t let their pleasant appearance fool you though! They can be very toxic to horses, especially when eaten fresh and in large amounts. With symptoms varying from blisters in the mouth to colic and even seizures, buttercups are not to be ignored!...

How Dangerous Are Buttercups?

Horses should not consume this yellow weed.
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March 29, 2024
Buttercups appear harmless to most. Their delicate petals are a cheerful yellow color. Don’t let their pleasant appearance fool you though! They can be very toxic to horses, especially when eaten fresh and in large amounts. With symptoms varying from blisters in the mouth to colic and even seizures, buttercups are not to be ignored!...

Top 10 Most Toxic Plants For Horses

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April 9, 2021
Your horse’s field may be growing toxic plants without you even realizing it. They’re more common than you would think! Some are so poisonous that they can be fatal. Others are not nearly as bad and will only cause minor reactions when consumed in large quantities. It’s important you study up on the plants your...

Top 10 Things To Never Feed Your Horse

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April 10, 2019
It can be fun to feed your horse treats, but it’s important that the snack is safe! You may be surprised to find some relatively common items are actually toxic to your horse. You’ll definitely want to check out this list and keep your horse’s lips far from them! Never feed these food products… 1....

Don't Let Your Horse Eat These Toxic Fall Leaves

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November 15, 2018
Who doesn’t love fall? The bright colors of the leaves changing is such a spectacular sight. However, it doesn’t come without risk to horse owners. Your fields could have toxic trees in them. When pastures become overgrazed in the fall and winter, your horse might turn to eating fallen leaves. Keep a lookout for these...

Feeding Garlic To Horses: Yay Or Nay?

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June 18, 2018
During the summer, you might hear the word garlic around the barn. It is commonly referred to as a natural fly repellent when consumed by horses. While there are many benefits of using this plant, you should also be aware of the concerns. It seems to be a hit or miss, depending on who you...

5 Weeds That Are Actually Healthy For Your Horse

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March 19, 2018
Many people assume that weeds are something you don’t want in your horse fields. While it is true that you don’t want pastures overrun with them, there are quite a few weeds that are actually healthy for your horse. What’s most important, is that you identify good verses toxic plants. You should know what your...

5 Common Plants That Are Toxic To Your Horse

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April 19, 2017
A hungry horse will eat just about anything. You may be surprised at the list of poisonous plants that could make your horse very sick if consumed. It may be time to inspect your pastures, especially with spring here. Undesirable plants or weeds can be controlled through proper pasture management. Look through the list of the five most common...

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