Only if the peelings have been cooked. Potatoes along with Tomatoes are part of the deadly nightshade family and are extremely toxic to horses if fed raw. ( tomatoes should be avoided even when cooked.) Potatoes break down into starch /sugar and should not be fed to horses in large amounts, every so often as a treat is OK, so long as they have been thoroughly cooked.
Some horses love peelings, depending on what fruit or veggie they came from. Carrot or apple peelings are a great treat for a horse as long has they are fresh.
Yes the plant is completely edible.
yes it very healthy for them.
No its not but peelings from bananas help itchy bugs bites! :)
Most likely bores. Go to your local Home and Garden shop such as Home Depot or Lowes and pick up any organic insecticide. Make sure it is organic if you want to be able to eat your brussel sprouts;)
They can, yes.
nope
Brussel Sprouts are a gassy veggie. I don't feed my rabbits any gassy veggies as the rabbit is unable to burp and if you have it in a cage it is unable to eat Mother Natures natural medicinal remedies.
No hamsters are cannabillistic
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Yes, slugs will eat apple and potato peelings.
I need to know if it is healthier to eat frozen brussel sprouts without cooking them or to cook them? I always heard that heat destroys vitamin c and brussel sprouts has loads of that, and they have loads og other great things, but do you need heat in that aspect to get them to relaese all their goodies?I love the sprouts just out of the frozen bag.