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Can you feed horses dead Lobelia plants if they seem to like it?
NO! Lobelia is toxic to horses and many other animals! It is responsible for the death of many hundreds of livestock in the U.S. each year, including horses, cattle, and goats. Lobelia contains nicotine alkaloids that are responsible for its toxicity. These plants are palatable and are readily consumed. Depending on the dose, the nicotine alkaloids are central nervous system stimulants or depressants and result in the following signs:
What is the food chain for horses?
1st it starts with the sun then plants begin to grow then horses then eat the plants
How plants affect your daily life?
plants have an impact on your life by breathing and having oxygen..if it wasnt for plants then we would probably have a different breathing excersice.
What of these does not produce carbon dioxide animals breathing humans breathing plants using light or burning fossil fuels?
plants
Are horses hebivore?
Yes, horses are herbivores. They eat grasses and plants.
Can horses eat lima bean plants?
No, horses do not like the taste of lima been plants so they should not eat them.
Is plant breathing the same as animal breathing?
No. Plants have tiny holes in the bottom of their leaves that take in oxygen. Also, plants don't have lungs.
Why do horses eat plants?
cause they do
What plants cause hives on horses?
It depends on what plants the horse is allergic to.
What physical difficulties affect Australian bush plants?
The Asians
Can horses eat goldenrod plants?
Horses should not be allowed to eat goldenrod plants. The toxin is present in both the dry and green plant.
Will a horse have difficulty breathing if it has eaten a poisonous plant?
Different poisons affect horses different but the answer is YES. There are poisonous plants that will affect a horses breathing. Other signs of poisoning are: * Colic * Drooling * Difficulty breathing * Fluctuating Heart Rate (too fast or too slow) * Difficulty swallowing * Muscle spasms * Tremors/shaking * Disorientation/confusion * Unusual spookiness/Frightens more than usual A horse may show only one of these symptoms or many. They DON'T have to have ALL of the symptoms in order to be poisoned, so - - If you suspect your horse has been poisoned, don't hesitate... call your veterinarian immediately! Further down this page is a direct link to a website that shows some of the most common plants that are poisonous to horses.
