Is it ok to eat horse

Is it OK to eat horse?

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Sure its ok for you, but I don’t know how Charlie would feel about it.

Is it OK for horses to eat foxglove?

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No, not at all. Sickness and death of horses has occured when horses have eaten hay that has later found to have contained foxglove.

Is it ok for a horse to eat this?

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What? Can you be more specific? You mean this? http://fireflyforest.net/images/firefly/… Its an Osage Orange. I don’t think horses can eat them. My horses were pastured with one of these trees for years and never even tried to eat them. …

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Is it OK to eat horse?

Q: My pet horse charlie died yesterday and i don’t know what to do with him, so i was wondering if anyone knows whether it is OK to eat him? Cooked obviously.

A: Sure its ok for you, but I don’t know how Charlie would feel about it.

What do you think about eating horse meat?

Q: Before anyone freaks out about this question, consider the fact that you may think its not ok to eat horse meat, but other countries do, including Canada. I personally believe that its simply a question of cultural differences and I am not sure why it would not be ok. After all, they sell goat and camel meat in my city, and no one freaks out about it.

A: I am a former chef and from Canada and I have had it a number of times, and they are not pets they use, most are older animal and they only use a certain few parts, I had it in France and Singapore, it is not unlike beef and is very lean, they do kill them and ship alot out of Canada, mainly to Japan, all things aside no matter where they eat it like other domesticated animal including Yaks, Camels, Water Buffalo’s and smaller ones we see them as our culture does, not as a food source as the country’s they consume them in do, it is not easy to walk by a food market in Asia and see live animal penned up and you know what there end is.

Is it ok for a horse to eat this?

Q: they are those huge green balls that are bumpy that fall out of trees and my horse ate some is it ok for them to be eaten by horses???no its not an apple…ummmm i think hedgeapples http://www.fiveonedesign.com/photolife/images/hedgeapple03.jpg

A: What? Can you be more specific?You mean this? http://fireflyforest.net/images/firefly/2005/October/osage-orange-2.jpg Its an Osage Orange. I don’t think horses can eat them. My horses were pastured with one of these trees for years and never even tried to eat them. They were completely turned off by them. So I don’t know why your horses at them. I would remove them from the pasture if I were you.People set them out to keep spiders away. If they keep spiders away, there is probably something vile about them, maybe poison. I would call your vet about it if I were you.edit—–Scratch all of that. Apparently most horses don’t really like the taste, but they aren’t poisonoushttp://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/exnative/msg1016093318862.htmlhttp://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/1997/10-10-1997/hedgeapple.html