N Nathan Luszcz Well-Known Member Joined Aug 6, 2006 Messages 2,483 Reaction score 1 Location Shelbyville, KY Oct 8, 2006 #21 chandab said: Clover isn't a grass, it's a legume similar to alfalfa. But, I do believe it is clover that is responsible for dew poisoning. Click to expand... I know that, but didn't want to throw more terms out there. I should have said "plant". Shari said: Clover with the powdery mildew on it will cause the slobbers. This condition will go away once the horse is removed from the source. Click to expand... I think that's any clover, but still unrelated to the colic part.
chandab said: Clover isn't a grass, it's a legume similar to alfalfa. But, I do believe it is clover that is responsible for dew poisoning. Click to expand... I know that, but didn't want to throw more terms out there. I should have said "plant". Shari said: Clover with the powdery mildew on it will cause the slobbers. This condition will go away once the horse is removed from the source. Click to expand... I think that's any clover, but still unrelated to the colic part.
