DR SHAHRIAR KAMAL 
No, horses should not eat okra because it can be difficult for them to digest. Horses have specific dietary needs, and their digestive systems are designed to process certain types of food. Okra, a vegetable known for its slimy texture, can potentially cause digestive issues in horses. It is best …
Horses should not eat walnuts because they can be toxic and cause digestive issues. Horses should avoid eating walnuts as they can be toxic and lead to digestive problems. Walnuts are not suitable for equine consumption and can potentially harm your horse’s health. It is important to always provide horses …
Yes, horses can eat nuts. Horses can safely consume a variety of nuts as part of their diet, including almonds, walnuts, and pecans. Nuts can provide essential fats, proteins, and nutrients for horses, promoting their overall health and well-being. However, it is important to note that nuts should be offered …
Yes, horses can eat pickles, but it is not recommended as it can upset their digestive system. Horses have specific dietary needs, and while they can consume a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, pickles are not a natural part of their diet. Pickles contain high amounts of salt and …
Yes, horses can eat eggplant. However, it should be given to them in small quantities and cooked thoroughly to avoid any potential digestive issues. Horses are beautiful and majestic animals known for their impressive strength and agility. As herbivores, horses naturally consume a diet consisting of grass, hay, and other …
No, horses should not eat cabbage due to the potential health risks it poses. Horses should not be fed cabbage as it can be harmful to their digestive system. Cabbage is a cruciferous vegetable that contains compounds that can cause gas and bloating in horses. This can lead to discomfort, …
Horses should not be fed mineral oil as it can cause digestive issues and blockages in their intestines. Horses should not be given mineral oil as it can lead to digestive problems and blockages in their intestines. Digestive issues and blockages in the intestines can result from horses consuming mineral …
Yes, horses can eat alfalfa. Alfalfa is a nutritious forage option for horses due to its high fiber and protein content. It provides essential vitamins and minerals, and can be fed in various forms such as hay, pellets, or cubes. Horses with higher energy requirements, such as growing foals or …
No, horses should not eat rocket as it is toxic to them. Rocket, also known as arugula or roquette, is not safe for horses to consume due to its high levels of oxalates and nitrate compounds which can be harmful to them. These chemicals can interfere with nutrient absorption, potentially …
Horses cannot eat eggs. The digestive system of horses is not designed to process eggs. Horses have a unique digestive system that is not equipped to handle eggs. While horses are herbivores and mainly consume grass and hay, their digestive system is specialized to break down plant matter. They have …