Can horses eat tomato soup

Answer 1

No.Here are some things that are though...oak

ragword

yew

laburnum

hemlock

laurel

rhododendron

foxglove

privet

bracken

horsetail

lupin

poppy

buttercup

chickweed

deadly nightshade

black nightshade

st johns wort

bog asphodel

pimpernel

potatoe

iris

henblane

lily of the valley

bulbs of daffodil, hyacinth snowdrop and bluebell

columbine

hellebore

fritallaria

soapwort

sandwort

larkspur

monkshood

greater celandine

corncockle

flax

buckthorn

alder buckthorn

cowbane

hemlock water dropwort

broom

hemp

white bryony

thornapple

sowbread

meadow saffron

herb Paris

black bryony

darnel

You really should avoid tomatoes. They are members of the nightshade family and have the tendency to be poisonous, along with those listed above.

Answer 2

Your horse may or may not like tomato soup but I would hesitate giving him any. Horses can be prone to stomach ulcers and tomatoes are high in acid. Since it's not a horses natural food I doubt very much it would be good for him.

Answer 3

yes horses can eat tomatos they love the way it taste and smells my name is Kayla manard i go to school at williamson middle school

Answer 4

I think they can but it is definitely not good for their digestive system. And plus they are horses, who feeds a horse tomatoes?

Answer 5

Some may develope a taste for tomatoes but I would keep it to a minimum due to the amount of acid.