Liv G.

Liv G. has spent decades riding, caring for, and learning from horses, including years working with Olympic dressage riders at the highest levels of the sport. A lifelong horsewoman with a BS in biomedical science, she’s built a reputation for turning complex equine science into simple, practical advice that keeps horses healthier and happier. Her work has appeared in Practical Horseman Magazine, Pony Club, and Chronicle of the Horse, and she’s currently writing two books for horse owners who appreciate guidance that’s both evidence-based and proven in the barn.

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Toxic Trees for Horses

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Tree toxicity is an often overlooked risk in horse pastures and fence lines. Certain common trees and ornamental plants can trigger rapid illness, laminitis, colic, or sudden death when horses ingest leaves, bark, seeds, or even contaminated bedding. Understanding which trees pose risks and how exposure happens helps horse owners protect pasture safety and respond quickly if problems arise.

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