Protect Your Donkey From Poisonous Leaves

Donkeys look at fall leaves as treats dropping from heaven. Donkeys will eat, and eat and eat.

How can I determine what trees and leaves are toxic?

Try Leafsnap  a new free app that identifies trees.

Protect your trees and your donkeys

  • Don’t cut down toxic trees in in your donkeys pasture.
  • Simply prune branches away from your donkeys reach.
  • Move the donkeys to another pasture until all the leaves have dropped, rake the leaves and compost away from the donkeys. Now this pasture is safe for your donkeys to return to.
  • Fence around young or small maple trees for protection.

RESOURCES:

Equis Toxic Trees Keep Your Horse, donkey, mule safe

Ten most toxic plants for equine

GOD bless you and your family two and four-legged!

Melody Johnson, Trainer/Owner

Donkey Whisperer Farm ®

Do You Know What Plants Are Poisonous For Your Horse, Donkey or Mule?

Rio our mammoth donkey age 6 with Rocket Man our mini donkey age 18, 2012

Miss Lily age 7

 Here are a few links for Western Washing toxic plants:

Deadly Plants Equine (donkey, mule and horses)

Western Washington Poisonous Plants

Horses Deadly Plants

Red Maple Tree Deadly to equine

Tansy Ragswort Weed – Highly Toxic

 

Lupins are beautiful but deadly to equine

 

 GOD bless you and your family two and four-legged!

Melody

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