Signs of tomato toxicity include colic and diarrhea. So, if you suspect your horse may have eaten tomato fruits or plants, contact your veterinary clinic for advice right away.
Luckily, horses do not enjoy the taste of tomato plants and are unlikely to eat them. However, it is still advisable to ensure that your horse cannot access your tomato plants, just in case he decides to try a nibble.
So, now we know what fruits and vegetables are safe for horses to eat, let’s look at the best way to feed them. Most fruits and vegetables need some kind of preparation to make them safe for horses to eat.
So, as we have learned, it is not safe to feed tomatoes to your horse. These little fruits contain toxic alkaloids, which can cause colic and diarrhea in horses. Luckily, there are many other healthy fruits and vegetables that your horse can enjoy eating.