In general, horses instinctively stay away from most toxic plants in pasture situations. (Other bulletins in this series address toxicities from trees and ornamentals, and other feed quality issues.) Though not an inclusive list, it contains the toxic plants that are most likely to affect horses. This bulletin covers 12 toxic plants that are commonly found in Michigan pastures and hayfields. Although numerous plants can create problems to horse health, the reality is that poisonings from toxic plants are not all that common under most circumstances. Many Michigan horse owners worry that toxic plants may be present in their pastures and hay.
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