Daisy

The daisy (Bellis perennis) is a common flowering plant that originally occurs in Europe and parts of Asia. This flower often grows in meadows and gardens and is recognizable by its white petals and yellow center. Traditionally, the daisy is used in folk medicine and has a long history as an edible plant.

For animals such as dogs, chickens, and horses, daisies can be a valuable addition to their diet. In dogs, the daisy is sometimes used as a natural source of vitamins and minerals. Chickens can benefit from the nutritious leaves, which can diversify their diet and contribute to overall health. Horses can also eat the flowers and leaves, which can contribute to their well-being and digestion.

The benefits of daisies include the presence of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, although their use in animals is mainly based on traditional use rather than extensive scientific studies. Therefore, it can be an interesting and natural addition to the diet of these animals.