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01-12-07, 04:16 pm
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Ok, sorry for another thread but I now have a question about clover. I didn't see it on the nutrition chart so I was wondering if it is similar to dandelion. I pick large quantities in the summer from fields in our backyard. My piggies have a very unique sound they make when they hear the back door open since they anticipate the clover coming. They love it and gobble it up without remorse. Should I have any concerns or hold back?       |
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01-12-07, 04:26 pm
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Both red and white clover are fine to feed but not really good in huge amounts daily. A small amount daily would be ok of either. Dandelions aren't something you want to feed daily either. They contain a lot of calcium. |
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01-12-07, 04:56 pm
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Calcium can cause bladder stones. |
