Yes, just like any other animal with hair or fur, the dander from the skin, hair, and fur is the usual allergen. So, often if you have an allergy to dogs, you do to other animals, not always, but often. Sometimes, if they start young, they will ease up as you age, but many times if they are acquired at an older age, they are more severe. There can be other factors, everything that goes along with a horse and therefore, someone is exposed to when they are with a horse. Hay, dust, grasses, wheat, feed, shampoos, and anything else used on the horse to discourage flies, ticks, horse flies, and all the other insects drawn to horses. So,when someone is touching a horse they are touching everything the horse has been exposed to. The best thing to do is give up and see a Dr. who can test you for different Allergies, once you know what the monster is you can take the proper measures for your allergy.
Every horse is different, just like people, so yes it is possible for a horse to be allergic to a bee sting.
Some horses can be highly allergic to bee stings and some horses may almost not notice the sting at all.
If you are not sure if your horse is allergic to bee stings you should ask your vet for advice but you should always call your vet if you think that it seems as though your horse is over-reacting to a sting because he might need urgent veterinary treatment.
A bee sting on a horse is not a serious threat to the animal. The only exception is if the horse is allergic. A bee sting can be left to heal on its own. If there is an allergic reaction, a vet should treat the horse.
The bee sting has a little hook on the end, so it sticks in the horse and the bee dies. You should scratch the sting off the horse with your fingernail or something sharp. The sting will keep pulsing for a few seconds, so by scratching it off quickly you can stop some venom going in. If it's just a normal bee the horse will get a little excited, perhaps, but it's nothing to worry about, if you can control the horse.
yes, horses can be allergic to bee stings.
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Horses cant be allergic to Hay, Hay Is food that they should mostly eat in their life.
Horses 'natural' diets are anything but hay and bran. Hay and bran should only be used when the horses are not able to go and feed on living plants. Horses will eat hay and bran, but a more healthy diet consists of living plants.
it is what a horses hay supply is called (bales of hay)
They can eat all kinds of hay. Alfalfa, grass,oat,pea, these are all good fodder for horses.
No because if it said The horses eat hay and grain then it would be a compound predicate:)
NEVER feed mouldy hay to horses( or mouldy pellets, grains or chaff) Horses will usually tell you if the hay is mouldy(unless they are very hungry) but not wanting to eat it. Dont confuse mouldy hay with silage or haylage, but be verycareful feeding silage and haylage to horses.
I know of many plants that are toxic to horses, but I've only heard of an allergy to the dust in hay, which causes heaves.
horses love hay
No, he was not allergic to horses.
Yes. Hay is for horses. Though it has other uses
It is possible for someone allergic to horses to also be allergic to camels. The allergy is most likely to the dander, and horses and camels can have similar dander.
all horses can eat hay/grass. all horses can eat hay/grass.
no lol
Hay is for horses.
Hay
Horses 'natural' diets are anything but hay and bran. Hay and bran should only be used when the horses are not able to go and feed on living plants. Horses will eat hay and bran, but a more healthy diet consists of living plants.
it is what a horses hay supply is called (bales of hay)
hay