Clover Slobbers in Horses - Slaframine Poisoning

Name: Ask the Vet - Clover slobbers and slaframine poisoning in horses
Uploaded: 11/06/2019 16:45:01
Description: In this Ask the Vet video, Dr. Gray and SmartPaker Dan answer a question about why a horse would get clover slobbers. Dr. Gray talks about the specific reason why horses that eat clover over-salivate, explains what the mycotoxin slaframine is, and how you can help identify the problem. She also provides tips on pasture management to reduce the likelihood of this problem reappearing.

Updated April 17, 2024

In this Ask the Vet video, Dr. Gray and SmartPaker Dan answer a question about why a horse would get clover slobbers. Dr. Gray talks about the specific reason why horses that eat clover over-salivate, explains what the mycotoxin slaframine is, and how you can help identify the problem. She also provides tips on pasture management to reduce the likelihood of this problem reappearing.

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