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Is Your Horse’s Feed Safe for Him to Consume?

Horse feed milled at plants that also produce other livestock feeds with ionophores could contain a substance which can be toxic to horses.

Ionophore antibiotics are added to feed to improve weight gain and control protozoal and bacterial infections in ruminants, swine and poultry.

 

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