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My pony has just eaten my Azelia

right down to the bare stalks :mad:

does anyone know if it will come back or is that it now, dead ?

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  • Silvertabby
    Silvertabby Posts: 10,686 Forumite
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    edited 27 April 2017 at 2:38PM
    Sod the azalea ! These plants are extremely toxic to horses (and cats and dogs) - you need to be on the phone to your vet NOW.


    I've pm'd this message to you - please take heed!
  • Farway
    Farway Posts: 15,468 Forumite
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    Not in same class, but my dog oiked one out and was using it as a nice chucking & chewing stick until it was noticed after a few hours

    Replanted with two options, plant chose the get up & grow one, went on to thrive for years

    Never give up, if the roots are there it has every chance
    When an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray
  • DaftyDuck
    DaftyDuck Posts: 4,609 Forumite
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    Have to agree with Silvertabby - Azalea is likely to do far more damage to horse than horse to Azalea. The Azalea may shoot from the ground again. The horse won't!
  • Fireflyaway
    Fireflyaway Posts: 2,766 Forumite
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    edited 27 April 2017 at 4:39PM
    If the roots are there it should grow,back. As the others say, Azaleas are poisonous. Even if your pony isn't showing symptoms have a word with the vet as it can cause colic and heart problems which could be untreatable if left too late. Did your pony get into somewhere he shouldn't? If not then dig the plant up so it doesn't happen again.
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