Is groundweed growing in the pasture and you are wondering whether the plant could harm your horses? Or are you looking for he althy herbs for your ungulates? In both cases, this article will be a hit for you and your horses.
Is groundweed suitable for horses?
Gerdsch is harmless and even he althy for horses because it contains important nutrients such as potassium, iron, vitamin C and carotene. The plant has a diuretic, deacidifying and anti-inflammatory effect and can help with musculoskeletal system problems.
Can horses eat groundweed?
Yes! Even though gourd is one of the lesser-known horse herbs, you can still feed the umbelliferous plant to your horses. Many of them will enthusiastically attack the (weed) weed.
Gearweed is not poisonous, quite the opposite: itcontains all sorts of valuable substances that are beneficial to the he alth of your horses. These include in particular:
- Potassium
- Iron
- Vitamin C
- Carotene
It doesn't matter whether you offer your horses the leaves of the gooseberry fresh or dried. The hoofed animals will show you how they prefer to enjoy the parts of the plants.
What is greed for in horse feeding?
Giersch is considered to be dehydrating and deacidifying. It is also said to have a diuretic effect and inhibit inflammation. That's why it is particularly recommended for horses that haveproblems with their musculoskeletal system. But of course everyone benefits from the plant's good substances - especially since it is also said tostimulate metabolism and digestion
So: Goose in the pasture is a real treat for your horses. You can also feed the leaves of the herb specifically.
Tip
Treat yourself to some greed every now and then
Giersch can become a problem because of its rapid growth. But it also has many advantages: With its special leaves and bright flowers, the herb looks pretty. In addition, the parts of the plant mentioned are edible not only for horses and other animals, but also for humans. Among other things, it acts as a delicious alternative to spinach.
