Spring grazing gets all the buzz. But, did you know that fall grass can be just as dangerous as its springtime counterpart?
“While grass tends to be lower in fructans and starch during the summer heat, the situation changes as the nighttime temperatures dip in the fall,” said internationally known integrative veterinarian Dr. Joyce Harman, owner and operator of Harmany Equine. “Laminitis is a very real threat once the nights turn cool and grass gets stressed.”