Don't know for sure, my vet said they would not reccommend putting it where horses can get it but to try fescue or rye grass to stop washout on a hill
Monkey grass is an ornamental grass that is often used for borders around flower beds. While it might not hurt your horses, it is best to ask your vet before you give it to them to eat.
A herd of horses can get colic if turned out on a grass/ pasture mix if they are not gradually accustomed to the dietary change. There are some grasses and clover that can be toxic to horses (alsike clover is one).
no, lemon grass and it's oils are listed as toxic to horses and should not be ingested.
Grass or hay (dried grass) should almost always make up the base of a horses diet. Fresh green grass can cause health problems in certain horses though. Horses can also have certain types of grains, fruits and vegetables. There are some foods that are toxic or poisonous to them and should be avoid at all times. Sugar is also not good for horses.
Horses evolved to eat grass, so that is what they enjoy the most. Hay is a close second as it is dried grass. Some fruits and vegetables are safe for horses to eat but you must be careful not to feed something toxic or harmful.
How soon after can horses eat Sudan grass after it rains? Sudan grass is toxic to horses and should be avoided completely. They contain the compounds to make Cyanide and when under stress are more likely to have higher concentrations of the chemicals. So since almost anything can cause stress to the grass it is best to avoid it.
Yes but limited...can and will cause very serious health issues...especially after heavy rains...toxic more in the summer
all horses can eat hay/grass. all horses can eat hay/grass.
True weeping willows are not toxic to horses, but other varieties may be.
Horses love grass and hay also carrots and apples.
monkey grass
Braken fern, hemlock, tansy ragwort, sudan grass, locoweed, oleander, red maple trees, water hemlock, russian knapweed, yew....