SUNRIDE Herb Lexicon

Yarrow is primarily used in horses to support digestion, appetite, and metabolism.

Black locust is poisonous to horses and can cause them to ingest problematic substances, especially through the bark, leaves, seeds, and wood.

Tansy is not a suitable forage plant for horses and can strain the nervous system and digestion in larger quantities.

Dandelion is primarily used in horses to support digestion, the liver, and natural elimination.

Toadflax is not a typical forage plant for horses and should only be consumed in small, natural amounts via pasture or hay.

In horses, chamomile is primarily used to support the stomach, digestion, and irritated mucous membranes.

Ragwort is toxic to horses and can cause severe, sometimes permanent liver damage if ingested repeatedly.

Bird's-foot trefoil can be a component of species-rich horse pastures, but it should not be consumed in large or exclusive quantities.

Autumn crocus is highly toxic to horses and remains dangerous even when dried, for instance in hay.