Can horses eat pumpkin?
Yes, horses are allowed to eat pumpkin and carving pumpkin if it is fresh, mold-free and cut into pieces. It contains more fiber and...
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Can horses eat cabbage?
No, cabbage does not belong in horse feed. White cabbage, red cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli and cauliflower can promote gas formation in the intestines...
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Can horses eat potatoes?
No, potatoes do not belong in horse feed: green areas, germs and herbs contain a lot of solanine. Boiling hardly breaks down the poison.
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Can horses eat carrots?
Yes, carrots are a good snack for healthy horses if you cut them into thin slices. Horses with EMS or laminitis only get very...
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Can horses eat cucumbers?
Yes, cucumbers are non-toxic to horses and are a good treat. Break or cut them into small pieces so nothing gets stuck in the...
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Can horses eat onions?
No, onions are poisonous to horses raw, cooked or dried. They destroy red blood cells and anemia often only becomes apparent after days.
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Can horses eat tomatoes?
No, tomatoes are not a horse snack: the plant and unripe fruits contain poisonous alkaloids. A ripe tomato is hardly poisonous, but experts still...
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Can horses eat celery?
Yes, celery is considered a safe treat for horses. Cut into small pieces and fed in small quantities, it is not a problem.
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Can horses eat lettuce?
Yes, lettuce is one of the safe vegetables for horses. Fresh, washed and without dressing, it is an uncomplicated treat.
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Can horses eat beets?
Yes, beets are a safe treat for healthy horses if you cut them into small pieces. Because of the sugar and oxalic acid in...
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Can horses eat peppers?
No, peppers are not a recommended treat for horses. A specialist source classifies it as potentially poisonous, but there is no evidence of poisoning.
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