What Does Copra Do For Horses?

Copra helps horse owners add condition to their horses, and it helps develop a shiny coat. With a fat content of around 8%, the risk of rancidity would be high except the type of fat found in copra (short- and medium-chain saturated fatty acids) is less susceptible than polyunsaturated fats. Read more…

Can Horses Eat Green Pumpkin?

Also important to remember is that only the orange, traditional pumpkins are safe for horses to eat. Other autumn gourds (green, yellow, white, striped, bumpy, smooth, etc.) are considered potentially toxic to horses and can lead to colic, diarrhea and gastrointestinal irritation. Are pumpkins toxic to horses? Orange pumpkins, including Read more…

Are Horses Allergic To Cedar?

Cedar shavings: While not necessarily dangerous, its oily nature can stain your horse’s coat and irritate their skin. Some horses experience an allergic reaction to this type of bedding. Can horses be around cedar? Cedarwood Oil And Horses When it comes to cedarwood oil specifically, some species of cedar—like Western Read more…

What Seeds Can You Plant For Horses?

These benefits only come with the best grasses and legumes, like alfalfa, white Dutch clover, orchardgrass, Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, Timothy, and tall fescue (endophyte free) — all of which are available in Nature’s Seed horse pasture mixtures. What is the best grass seed for horse paddocks? Timothy – it Read more…

What Happens If A Horse Eats Nuts?

While all parts of the plant are toxic, the nuts of the plant contains the highest levels of the poison cycasin. Animals tempted by the easily digestible nuts may suffer consequences of cycasin poisoning including diarrhea, depression and lack of coordination. Are almonds poisonous to horses? Almonds are an extremely Read more…