DR SHAHRIAR KAMAL 
Yes, horses can eat papaya as it is safe and beneficial for their health. Papaya is a tropical fruit that is not only enjoyed by humans but can also be offered to horses as a tasty treat. Horses have a herbivorous diet, and adding papaya to their feed can provide …
Yes, horses can eat dandelions. Dandelions are safe and nutritious for horses to eat. They can be a beneficial addition to their diet as they are rich in vitamins and minerals. Dandelions provide essential nutrients such as vitamin A, vitamin C, potassium, and calcium. Additionally, the high fiber content in …
Horses cannot eat ferns as they can be toxic for them and may cause health issues. Horses should avoid consuming ferns as they can be toxic and harmful to their health. Ingesting ferns can cause various health issues for horses, such as gastrointestinal problems, including diarrhea and colic. Some ferns …
No, horses cannot eat leeks due to their high content of toxic compounds called sulfides and disulfides. Leeks are not suitable for horses as they contain toxic compounds known as sulfides and disulfides, making them unsafe for consumption. These compounds can cause digestive issues and can be harmful to horses …
Yes, horses can eat molasses, but it should be given in moderation due to its high sugar content. Horses can safely consume molasses as part of their diet, though it should be given in moderation. Molasses is a byproduct of sugar production and is known for its high sugar content. …
Horses cannot eat kudzu as it poses a high risk of toxicity to them. Known for its rapid growth and invasive nature, kudzu is a vine that can quickly engulf vegetation in its path. Although it may serve as a source of nutrition for some animals, horses are not among …
Yes, horses can eat granola in moderation. Granola can provide horses with additional nutrients and fiber, but it should not be the main component of their diet. Horses have unique dietary needs, and it’s essential to ensure they receive a balanced diet to maintain their health and well-being. While horses …
Horses should not eat grass clippings, as they pose health risks and can cause digestive issues. Grass clippings may seem like a convenient and appetizing treat for horses, but they should be avoided. While horses are herbivores and grazing on grass is their natural diet, consuming grass clippings can be …
Horses should not eat milk thistle as it can be toxic to them. Milk thistle is not suitable for horses as it can be toxic and harmful to their health. As a herb commonly used in traditional herbal medicine, milk thistle contains a compound called silymarin, which can be beneficial …
A horse can eat bread, but it should only be given in small amounts as a treat, not as a regular part of their diet. Horses have complex digestive systems that are designed to efficiently process high-fiber forage, such as grass and hay. While bread is not inherently harmful to …