Poisonous Plants
Horse owners are once again being urged to keep an eye on acorns this autumn after a horse in Berkshire died from acorn poisoning
Owners are being warned to keep an eye on horses grazing in fields with oak trees due to a bumper crop this autumn
Cause of Australian horse deaths uncertain
Tropical plants are suspected of causing the deaths of 40 horses in Queensland
New code of practice to control ragwort in Wales
The Welsh Assembly Government has unveiled a new code of practice to prevent and control the spread of ragwort
US poisoned horses are on the mend
A group of horses in California, believed to have been deliberately poisoned with oleander leaves, are recovering
Poisonous oleander leaves fed to showing horses on American ranch
HORSE Magazine reviews Beware Poison! by Heike Gross
Pigs save New Forest ponies
Record numbers of pigs were released into the New Forest during Pannage season this year but although they ate up thousands of poisonous acorns they showed no respect to the police
Pigs help New Forest ponies
A glut of acorns in the New Forest this year is putting hundreds of native New Forest ponies at risk of poisoning but pigs could provide the answer to their problem
Spotting poisonous plants
A sharp eye is needed to spot poisonous plants in their juvenile stage or those hidden in hedgerows
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